2010-10-25 // 20:30:23
Mrlavinyl
great pic !
2010-10-25 // 01:08:49
TheGentlemanAmateur
Congrats Rom! you rock!!!
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^ Thanks SF...but you and I know who rocks! |
2010-10-25 // 00:46:55
Luke_Serwach
pretty awesome!
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^ thanks luke! |
2010-10-24 // 16:04:59
emilie79
you're welcome :)
things are okay here. lots of political turmoil. and emotional turmoil too. but it's holidays for a week, so hopefully it will smooth it all... how's things at the other end of the world?
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^ Yeahh bean reading about the recent events in your country, hopefully the holiday will calm everyone and find a peaceful solution ;=). All is well here, everyone is anxious about the upcoming election, there's a chance that the republican/conservat ives might get the majority of the senate and congress ;=( cheers |
2010-10-24 // 13:49:03
emilie79
magical
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^ Thanks Emilie!! How things in France this days? |
2010-10-24 // 13:45:29
wish
reminds of an architect's plastic, with those small figures....like a close-up....very nice!
congrats
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^ Thanks, yes, lens movements add another dimension to a 2 dimensional image. |
2010-10-24 // 11:25:16
cigio
he he he congrats! ;D
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^ ;=) |
2010-10-22 // 05:03:26
jstark
fantastic
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^ thanks you! |
2010-10-22 // 01:30:39
TheGentlemanAmateur
I would love to see what you could do with aerial/reconaissance photography!
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^ ooohhhh, thats an idea, an aerial shot with 4x5 polaroid. |
2010-10-21 // 21:38:35
charlynw
OooHhhwoaahhoOO!
This is most spectacular with the new feature in seeing it super large!!!
;)
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^ Thank you Charlyn! Yeah, I am enjoying this new feature. |
2010-10-21 // 19:17:18
provo
wow!
this is a great shot!
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^ Thank You! |
2010-10-21 // 18:29:05
themadstork
wow! that's all i can say.
2010-10-21 // 18:21:34
cigio
fantastic! i love it!
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^ Thanks cigio! |
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^ Thank You! |
2010-10-21 // 18:05:46
orezemit
Nice day in the park.
Looks really impressive when it fills my screen. Well done.
Interesting lens you used. It must be massive.
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^ Thanks, yes the lens is massive and heavy, it weigh more than the speed graphic. It was used as an aerial/reconnaissanc e lens during wwII ;=) |