safe haven for tiny formats

[David R Munson]

David

great work in the Tokyo image, there's, err.............so much going on, putting it a little mildly that is

andrew

I have become fascinated by the complexity of scenes like this. You should see all there is to see at 100%! I'd love to print it big and go exploring, so to speak. In everyday experience, with everything moving and our attention at a premium, we miss out on so much. Freeze the world in an image, it all holds still while you look it over.

[Scott Schroeder]

Dad and son

[Corran]

Nikon D800E, 50mm f/1.2 AIS @ f/2, two flashes, one bounced from the ceiling and one to the left held by my assistant:

[jp]

10-hour wedding today, whew!
Fooled around after the ceremony and got this:

Pretty cool. The tree symbolizes life and strength, and the stars infinity/eternity!

[Corran]

That's a pretty cool way to think about it

[David Schaller]

Pretty cool. The tree symbolizes life and strength, and the stars infinity/eternity!

And the water hazard... Is pretty well hidden.

[tuco]

10-hour wedding today, whew!
Fooled around after the ceremony and got this:

Nice wedding shots. And what meaning or fortune does the transparent people symbolize?

That is a nice color palette Tuco, and there are a great collection of details there as well. I like it, and not least of all because I used to drive that exact same car!

Sweet.

[goamules]

I got my 15 minutes of Fall today. Used my 'new' 1950s Kern Macro Switar lens. Arizona has about 2 months of Fall and Winter, then right back to baking, thermonuclear heat.

[austin granger]

I enjoy photographing happy families as well...

Happy Families, Portland Airport by austin granger, on Flickr

[Scott Schroeder]

Blinds