rogerjosem
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Gorgeous series Andre. The one in Trolltungen is breathtaking. Miss these views here in Østlandet.
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rogerjosem
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Very nice Sean. The Niagara one is truly amazing.
Andre JF
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Thanks.
Trolltung aint goin nowere, and the trip can be done a weekend, its a shorter drive from Oslo than Ålesund. Nex time we'll stay the night at Trolltunga.
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rogerjosem
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That's a great set of images. Well done David!!
Neurad1
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Fantastic set. Wow.As always, good exercise to try to pick just 6 from the all 365 daysThis year was a bit different for me than 2015 - I didn't travel as much because my wife was pregnant, and our first baby got born. Important stuff for me, and it's easily seen in the kinds of pictures I was taking:
If I was to name a single most important frame of 2016, it gotta be this one - taken just mere seconds after Helen "got out", with umbilical cord yet not cut, my wife crying, nurse doing all kinds of things very quickly and so on. This is the kind of reportage I like very much too.
Second one is a portrait of myself an my wife two months before Helen got born. One of the very few few I took actually, and also one of my first attempts at studio lightning and all that.
Same people as above, just this time one is out, not in
Not travelling, and with my wife being less "mobile" so to speakI had more time at home so I attempted a few autoportraits, and here's one I consider most successful.
I've been shooting quite a lot photos of Helen the last few months. This one I like the most, (however, it's a hard pick as I have few more that I like a lot).
Not to be 100% baby oriented, here's one of only two short trips we took this year. Park Guell in Barcelona.
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SLN001
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Thank you Roger. I had a few shots last year that I am very happy with. Nothing as memorable as some of the incredible photographers who make this forum so worthwhile though. Happily, I don't try to compete with them, just enjoy their work and, hopefully, learn from them.
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That's the attitude I employ as well - otherwise I'd be depressed all the time!
All the best in '17 Steve! (I like your second shot best, by the way - colours look like on a painting)
rogerjosem
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Wonderful collection of images. The ones with the Samyangs are just amazing.
biza43
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Inspirational landscapes.
SLN001
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I really like the Salisbury Cathedral photo.
SLN001
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You have some beautiful panos here. The shot with your wife is almost scary...in a fun way.
sidebyside
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Here are some of my favorites from 2016.
Sunrise at the pier
Kite boarding in the Florida Keys
Girl in a bubble
Building lobster traps in the Florida Keys
Another morning at the pier
Playing in the surf under the Daytona Beach pier, Florida.
A monument from the Louis Armstrong Park, New Orleans. The grain is intentional - it's not noise.
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Sunrise at the pier
Kite boarding in the Florida Keys
Girl in a bubble
Building lobster traps in the Florida Keys
Another morning at the pier
Playing in the surf under the Daytona Beach pier, Florida.
A monument from the Louis Armstrong Park, New Orleans. The grain is intentional - it's not noise.
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First and foremost, it's about capturing the moment regardless of how the pixels look at 100%
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DFPanno
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Quickly picking from my Flickr...I guess much of the reason they pleased me is about the context when/where they were produced. Most of my shots are of about my family, which I enjoy documenting how they grow up, and I think I´ll continue learning and improving photographing them during 2017.
My first image of 2016:
My first composite with Milky Way background (taken in lovely Crete):
My first "half decent attempt" with smooth reflections app:
I liked revisiting these pics of my kids:
Happy 2017!!!
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Lovely images Roger. The second is quite dramatic. Here's hoping for some nice shots in 2017 !
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SLN001
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I like how the bright horizontals set off the dark verticals in the first. The second shot is simply adorable.
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SLN001
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Your mornings at the pier make me want to head for the beach.
SLN001
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This is very special.
I had a good year.
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Sr1racha
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Love this. Here's a few of my faves
Manhattan-henge at 42nd st
Long exposure supermoon portrait in Cahuita, CR
Austin, a pipas seller in Puerto Viejo, CR. Mixed ambient and flash
Sergio, a master horse tack craftsman in Masaya, Nicaragua
Sunset from an unfinished porthole in a church tower in Granada, Nicaragua
Quick portraits for a model back home in New York
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Manhattan-henge at 42nd st
Long exposure supermoon portrait in Cahuita, CR
Austin, a pipas seller in Puerto Viejo, CR. Mixed ambient and flash
Sergio, a master horse tack craftsman in Masaya, Nicaragua
Sunset from an unfinished porthole in a church tower in Granada, Nicaragua
Quick portraits for a model back home in New York
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