The Arboretum.

[alfredo]

Last edited Thu Jun 20, 2019, 08:46 PM - Edit history (1)

I have color, but I haven't resized and uploaded them yet.
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[tblue37]

1. K&R for striking pictures. nt

[alfredo]

4. Thank you.

[Sherman A1]

2. Superb

Simply superb.

[alfredo]

5. Thanks

It's good to be out and snapping a few.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

3. Simply first rate, alfredo!

[alfredo]

7. Thanks

This winter I had vertigo real bad, had to use a cane. Repeated Epley Maneuvers cleared it up. I would sit on the front porch and shoot images of my cactus and other plants. It was just to be using the camera, I didn't think I was learning anything, but I had the time to get familiar with my 14mm lens.

[Adsos Letter]

6. Stunning work, alfredo.

Each is wonderful for its own reasons. I could easily see these in a gallery.

[alfredo]

8. Thanks. I might print the first one.

It needs to be printed at least 8X10

I'm going to give my Audiologist a copy.

[mbusby]

10. The first one....

....looks like someone lit the fuse.

[alfredo]

12. Our wet spring has lit the fuse all over the state.

[Adsos Letter]

17. It's makes me think of what a prehistoric forest might have looked like from above.

Something from dinosaur days. It's beautiful.

[alfredo]

19. Primeval forests

[JDC]

9. Im loving the b/w. I also have a thing for interesting water towers

I have random water tower pics from all over the country.

Great, great pics


Edit: typo

[Mira]

11. Magnificence

in every one of them. I love the black and white overall - and the balance of weight and color in the last one.

[alfredo]

13. Thanks. It was a leading line festival.

[2naSalit]

14. Those are beautiful!

I like the first one, it looks like some dreamland not of this world, of course that could happen with asparagus and onions!

[alfredo]

15. It's almost like a fog. It would have been a shame to make it a color image.

Thanks.

[2naSalit]

16. I think the B&W is

perfect for that effect, couldn't be as good in color.

[alfredo]

18. Editing in many cases is removing what is not needed.

[lunatica]

20. Black and white is beautifully revealing of

shape, form, depth, mood and light that you don’t get in color photography.

I love the first one and immediately thought, “Nature’s lace”

It is breathtaking!

[alfredo]

21. Thanks. I was raised in the 50's and 60's. Brownie cameras were

All we had. 120 film and box cameras were my reality. Shooting B&W feels normal to me. It is a connection to my past.

My first camera.