!DAILY UPDATES! March. 366 days: your 2016 in photographs

[Frank Fremerey]

Ai-S 1.4/35mm @1.4 strikes again. The people receive an Aura through that lens, even this young girl I am tempted to cast for a beauty shooting:

[Fons Baerken]

thank you Frank

[John Geerts]

March 21 Grey and Rain now and then.

D600 35-70/3.5 AIS

[Fons Baerken]

march 21 2016



lil' tit on feeder

D800 afs 300mm f/4

[Lars Hansen]

Lars, these looks great, especially the images with the vine (?), the twisted trunk and the trunk with the incused patterns of leaves.

Could you identify the wood in the first image?  Would they be beech trees?

Thanks Akira! - in English I think they are called Honeysuckles, those that twines around the trees - latin hints: Lonicera, Caprifoliaceae. I'm pretty sure it's a larva/beetle that creates those leaf patterns in the wood - very nice work 

Yes, it is Beech in the first image.

[Anirban Halder]

Disjunct II

Eddie, that's a terrific shot. Love the composition. Man-made vs nature.

[John Geerts]

Thanks John. I really like the bicycle park station shots in post#1084, mostly because the way you have framed, the patterns created in the final result. Nice!

Thanks Anirban.

[Eddie Draaisma]

Eddie, that's a terrific shot. Love the composition. Man-made vs nature.

Thanks Anirban!

[Frank Fremerey]

Anirban: #1095: Love these color-pattern-shots ... try to stick with the topic make it a collection over the years. Very special!

John: #1084: The secure gate by the bike station is very cool. The precision draw and the 3D look and the color composition. Thank you!

[Akira]

Thanks Akira! - in English I think they are called Honeysuckles, those that twines around the trees - latin hints: Lonicera, Caprifoliaceae. I'm pretty sure it's a larva/beetle that creates those leaf patterns in the wood - very nice work 

Yes, it is Beech in the first image.

Thanks, Lars, for the details.  Indeed the larva is quite an artist!

[John Geerts]

Thanks Frank.

Two volunteers who help  for a number of foundations, Hanneke and Antoinette
Df- 85K

[John Geerts]

And one of the last Crocuses...

[Fons Baerken]

shot through the door of the shed hence the reflection of the big pot



first hyacinthus in flower

ok thanks and bye

[Frank Fremerey]

Thanks Frank. Two volunteers who help  for a number of foundations, Hanneke and Antoinette Df- 85K

Great Portraits & model interaction

[Frank Fremerey]

Fons: #1132: cute little birt with an unconventional structure of oof elements