Thursday, July 20, 2023

[Luv2shoot]

Good morning. 
well, here is the last photo I submitted for tonight's photo club meeting.
I took this while on a photo trip with the club in Downtown Detroit.
Our special assignment topic for this month was URBAN ANGLES. Care to count them?

I hope you are having a good week.
LORELL


PS photo coming soon

[Don]

Good morning Lorell - nice symmetry in your photo. Well done. The overhead sun and the shadows, it all works. Thanks for sharing. And no, too many angles to count.

I have nothing new to post, but I went into the archives to pull out this old photo of a hike in Lost Maples nature area near Kerrville, Tx. I used to try to always take a day and do some hiking and photography while I was as the festival. This rock formation is called Monkey rock, strangely enough.

[Man From Ironbark]

Reminds me of Monkey Magic. The Old chinese tale of Monkey locked in a rock for 500 years based on the 16th-century Chinese novel Journey to the West by Wu Cheng'en.
In the 70's, Japan produced a TV series based on this tale.

Lorell, your architecural light and shade geometry is quite a stunner. Should be a winner at your photo club.

[Adamphotoman]

Yup Lorell, Your images keep getting stronger.
Any way you could salvage highlights in the sky?
That would be the only thing that would knock you points.

[Dave]

Looks like a winner to me too, Lorell.

How did your entries fare at the photo club meeting?

Neat capture, MFI. I can't tell if the monkey is smiling or grimacing.

[Man From Ironbark]

Wasn't my monkey, Dave.

[Dave]

Oops.

Sorry Don, that I attributed your photo to the wrong person. You'd think I'd be able to keep track of our 4 or 5 active members.

[Man From Ironbark]

Oops.

Sorry Don, that I attributed your photo to the wrong person. You'd think I'd be able to keep track of our 4 or 5 active members.

No need beat yourself up over it. it is an easy mistake to make.