Well, as long as everybody else is exposing (get it - exposing) their
photographs, here are some of my favorites.

A lot of these are interpretative meaning that they were shot as I
wanted them to look - there isn't much editing beyond tweaking
exposures - with a couple of exceptions.

I warn you ahead of time - Experiment is a huge file. It's a shot of
a thin sheet of ice which was color toned from the original file in an
effort to obtain a different image.

Gallery are the thumbnails of my favorite images that I've shot over
the past few years. Just click on the thumbnail and the larger image
will magically appear.

So - have at it - enjoy if you will, critigues are always welcome.

Just, as Reggie says, check under your car for the next few weeks if
you get nasty. If your muffler is ticking, I'd advise against
starting it. :)

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/

On Nov 30, 4:53*pm, Tom Francis - SWSports
wrote:
Well, as long as everybody else is exposing (get it - exposing) their
photographs, here are some of my favorites.

A lot of these are interpretative meaning that they were shot as I
wanted them to look - there isn't much editing beyond tweaking
exposures - with a couple of exceptions.

I warn you ahead of time - Experiment is a huge file. *It's a shot of
a thin sheet of ice which was color toned from the original file in an
effort to obtain a different image.

Gallery are the thumbnails of my favorite images that I've shot over
the past few years. *Just click on the thumbnail and the larger image
will magically appear.

So - have at it - enjoy if you will, critigues are always welcome.

Just, as Reggie says, check under your car for the next few weeks if
you get nasty. *If your muffler is ticking, I'd advise against
starting it. *:)

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/

i thought they were pretty good. your "shadows" is like what I used
to do alot of with BW 35m. pretty good tree limbs on top of a sheet
of showy ice. I like the clump of weeds myself. Weeds are cool.

BTW, I'm serious, I'm not saying this because I'm afraid I might have
a ticking muffler. I'm being honest, because the muffler rotted off
the car months ago.

"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
message ...
Well, as long as everybody else is exposing (get it - exposing) their
photographs, here are some of my favorites.

A lot of these are interpretative meaning that they were shot as I
wanted them to look - there isn't much editing beyond tweaking
exposures - with a couple of exceptions.

I warn you ahead of time - Experiment is a huge file. It's a shot of
a thin sheet of ice which was color toned from the original file in an
effort to obtain a different image.

Gallery are the thumbnails of my favorite images that I've shot over
the past few years. Just click on the thumbnail and the larger image
will magically appear.

So - have at it - enjoy if you will, critigues are always welcome.

Just, as Reggie says, check under your car for the next few weeks if
you get nasty. If your muffler is ticking, I'd advise against
starting it. :)

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/

I always like the rushing water effect.
When I first saw photo xxx065, I had the impression of wool or hair (must
have the dog on my mind) although the rock and twig are pretty sharp..
I think I like xxx596 best with its numerous small streams of water
splashing on the rocks below.

Don White wrote:
"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
message ...
Well, as long as everybody else is exposing (get it - exposing) their
photographs, here are some of my favorites.

A lot of these are interpretative meaning that they were shot as I
wanted them to look - there isn't much editing beyond tweaking
exposures - with a couple of exceptions.

I warn you ahead of time - Experiment is a huge file. It's a shot of
a thin sheet of ice which was color toned from the original file in an
effort to obtain a different image.

Gallery are the thumbnails of my favorite images that I've shot over
the past few years. Just click on the thumbnail and the larger image
will magically appear.

So - have at it - enjoy if you will, critigues are always welcome.

Just, as Reggie says, check under your car for the next few weeks if
you get nasty. If your muffler is ticking, I'd advise against
starting it. :)

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/

I always like the rushing water effect.
When I first saw photo xxx065, I had the impression of wool or hair (must
have the dog on my mind) although the rock and twig are pretty sharp..
I think I like xxx596 best with its numerous small streams of water
splashing on the rocks below.



Dogs are mesmerized by rushing water, too!

"D K" wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
message ...
Well, as long as everybody else is exposing (get it - exposing) their
photographs, here are some of my favorites.

A lot of these are interpretative meaning that they were shot as I
wanted them to look - there isn't much editing beyond tweaking
exposures - with a couple of exceptions.

I warn you ahead of time - Experiment is a huge file. It's a shot of
a thin sheet of ice which was color toned from the original file in an
effort to obtain a different image.

Gallery are the thumbnails of my favorite images that I've shot over
the past few years. Just click on the thumbnail and the larger image
will magically appear.

So - have at it - enjoy if you will, critigues are always welcome.

Just, as Reggie says, check under your car for the next few weeks if
you get nasty. If your muffler is ticking, I'd advise against
starting it. :)

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/

I always like the rushing water effect.
When I first saw photo xxx065, I had the impression of wool or hair (must
have the dog on my mind) although the rock and twig are pretty sharp..
I think I like xxx596 best with its numerous small streams of water
splashing on the rocks below.

Dogs are mesmerized by rushing water, too!


Dog this, waterboy!

Don White wrote:
"D K" wrote in message
...
Don White wrote:
"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
message ...
Well, as long as everybody else is exposing (get it - exposing) their
photographs, here are some of my favorites.

A lot of these are interpretative meaning that they were shot as I
wanted them to look - there isn't much editing beyond tweaking
exposures - with a couple of exceptions.

I warn you ahead of time - Experiment is a huge file. It's a shot of
a thin sheet of ice which was color toned from the original file in an
effort to obtain a different image.

Gallery are the thumbnails of my favorite images that I've shot over
the past few years. Just click on the thumbnail and the larger image
will magically appear.

So - have at it - enjoy if you will, critigues are always welcome.

Just, as Reggie says, check under your car for the next few weeks if
you get nasty. If your muffler is ticking, I'd advise against
starting it. :)

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/
I always like the rushing water effect.
When I first saw photo xxx065, I had the impression of wool or hair (must
have the dog on my mind) although the rock and twig are pretty sharp..
I think I like xxx596 best with its numerous small streams of water
splashing on the rocks below.
Dogs are mesmerized by rushing water, too!


Dog this, waterboy!



Sure, dummy. Whatever you say...

Tom Francis - SWSports wrote:
Well, as long as everybody else is exposing (get it - exposing) their
photographs, here are some of my favorites.

A lot of these are interpretative meaning that they were shot as I
wanted them to look - there isn't much editing beyond tweaking
exposures - with a couple of exceptions.

I warn you ahead of time - Experiment is a huge file. It's a shot of
a thin sheet of ice which was color toned from the original file in an
effort to obtain a different image.

Gallery are the thumbnails of my favorite images that I've shot over
the past few years. Just click on the thumbnail and the larger image
will magically appear.

So - have at it - enjoy if you will, critigues are always welcome.

Just, as Reggie says, check under your car for the next few weeks if
you get nasty. If your muffler is ticking, I'd advise against
starting it. :)

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/

You should talk to my sister. She takes those artsy photos too.

"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
message ...
Well, as long as everybody else is exposing (get it - exposing) their
photographs, here are some of my favorites.

A lot of these are interpretative meaning that they were shot as I
wanted them to look - there isn't much editing beyond tweaking
exposures - with a couple of exceptions.

I warn you ahead of time - Experiment is a huge file. It's a shot of
a thin sheet of ice which was color toned from the original file in an
effort to obtain a different image.

Gallery are the thumbnails of my favorite images that I've shot over
the past few years. Just click on the thumbnail and the larger image
will magically appear.

So - have at it - enjoy if you will, critigues are always welcome.

Just, as Reggie says, check under your car for the next few weeks if
you get nasty. If your muffler is ticking, I'd advise against
starting it. :)

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/

La Brea Tar Pits? 8)

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/...1044872-01.jpg

"D.Duck" wrote in message
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"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
message ...

Well, as long as everybody else is exposing (get it - exposing) their
photographs, here are some of my favorites.

I warn you ahead of time - Experiment is a huge file. It's a shot of
a thin sheet of ice which was color toned from the original file in an
effort to obtain a different image.

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/

La Brea Tar Pits? 8)



When I first opened the "Experiment" I figured he had just stuck the lens
in his ear and pushed the shutter button.

Eisboch

Eisboch wrote:
"D.Duck" wrote in message
...
"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
message ...

Well, as long as everybody else is exposing (get it - exposing) their
photographs, here are some of my favorites.

I warn you ahead of time - Experiment is a huge file. It's a shot of
a thin sheet of ice which was color toned from the original file in an
effort to obtain a different image.

http://www.swsports.org/Photography/
La Brea Tar Pits? 8)



When I first opened the "Experiment" I figured he had just stuck the lens
in his ear and pushed the shutter button.

Eisboch



Every great artist has a blue period.

I did like the ducks, though. But I always like ducks.