Autumn
by Brin

Comment:
Intersection of the figure and the horizon line is unfortunate. Better had the figure been in the water part with no intersecting line.

Never Forget
by Dano6

Comment:
Must be early morning since the Bridge lights are out. Not good weather this year for the memorial lights.

Drown
by RKT

Comment:
It's amazing that your 350XT is still shuttering away. I shot so much on mine that the shutter mechanism blew. But the fix with Canon cost only $200 to get a new shutter unit installed. Bear that in mind should something happen. In the meantime, I am enjoying this photo. It's a darned nuisance that pBase is down, isn't it. I have a lot of files there and the outlook is rather bleak.

Just about back...
by spiritualspatula

Comment:
I enjoyed the visual story. Nice hike, lovely location, great adventure. Bring some more adventure to your portfolio. I should add that I was listening to an author (and expert) of a book on trees speaking the other day. He was telling about aspens. Apparently, aspens have a very extensive root system underground that covers in some cases many acres. The root system sends up more than one tree trunk - in some cases many trunks or living trees. One such system that researchers found in Colorado had a root system that they estimated to be 80,000 years old. It had sent up a small forest of aspen trees....

Message edited by author 2009-09-26 18:33:09.

Skyline, 2005
by pawdrix

Comment:
Useful for small size repro but I bet it is full of noise in the corners. You should in reality shoot this image again with your updated camera/lens. Not only will it be cleaner as regards noise/artifacts but it will also be a more useful size.

by Mephisto

Comment:
Not too poor to have satellite dishes ;-). I find the photos in this series fascinating - it's an insight for me.

LA2O9231.jpg
by ellamay

Comment:
You can tell he's a hayseed by the straw he's sucking :)

CampSiteWide.jpg
by AP

Comment:
Nice location. We found the mozzies were a little thirsty this year in Vermont.

The Pitchman (Joseph Ades, Union Square Market)
by pawdrix

Comment:
My wife saw Joe's daughter in Brooklyn Borough Hall green market last week selling peelers. She has taken his place... I missed her but will drop by to say a few words... Joe being British and having that Australian connection too (same as me) we clicked..

"London:Heart of the Empire and Wonder of the World" (Arthur Mee) 1937
by Lutchenko

Comment:
I remember books by Arthur Mee from my childhood and good they were.