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Still moment
Last friday I was part of a photoshooting. The theme was flying-dresses. It is part of a commercial and marketing campaign of a company. I was part of it as the assistant mainly engaged in helping with lighting. Anyway I had my Nikon D200 on my neck all the time. As you may already know me, I like taking candid moments and this is one of them. It was a moment when both the girl and the horse were having a short pause and that was my moment 😄. The sky was that of the sunset, but for me B&W was more tempting 😅. Your honest feedback is more than welcomed!
Still moment
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The black-and-white version is my favorite. Without the color, my eye goes straight to the woman and the horse. I like the clean silhouette, especially her profile, and the horizon helps separate them nicely from the sky. To me, this version has a timeless quality and is stronger than the color versions.
A Street in Toledo
I've been spending more time exploring black-and-white photography and am really enjoying it. I'm focusing on seeing light, shadow, and tonal contrast more intentionally, and this image is part of that practice. I'd love to hear your thoughts—what works, what doesn't, and any suggestions for improvement. Thanks for taking a look!
A Street in Toledo
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Bob, I like this. The colors and layers are wonderful, and it's so evocative of the tropics. It reminds me of those first moments after waking, when you pull back the curtain and catch your first glimpse of the day.
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Hi Bob, I can almost smell the frangipani. Beautiful image—it brings back memories of mornings in the tropics.
The Deep Inherent Pleasures of Mediocrity
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The Deep Inherent Pleasures of Mediocrity
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Bob, it seems you're in a location that's rich with photographic opportunities. These remind me of photos from a cruise. I've been on a number of cruises over the years, and I have a love-hate relationship with them. They're fascinating because they're such a concentrated slice of human behavior. People relaxing, observing, talking, waiting—there's always something happening. Looks like you're making the most of it.
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Gary Lewis
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I’m Gary. I live on the CA Central Coast. I’m looking forward to becoming more thoughtful about how I see, shoot, and edit.

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Joined May 25, 2026