Hard, Hard, Soft

[JimK/Canada]

I am running out of good titles!

We found that standing water (or nearly so) was starting to freeze, at the same time as the water was full of life (third image). And the first two are simply rock.



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The gallery has some others and larger images as well:
http://www.pbase.com/jimk/rocks

Jim

 

[Ed Leys20479]

Ah yes, Jim, that is truly a special title...

But fortunately, the photographs make up for it. I like them all, but the second image is magnificent!

My very best,

Ed

 

[JimK/Canada]

Thanks Ed!

The mountain photo (here I go again) isn't quite as sharp as it should be. The wind was raging down the valley and although I used the tripod with the legs collapsed and crouched down near the ground I couldn't achieve any real stability. I hadn't expected winter and was dressed with just a lightweight jacket - I felt winter's first bite of the season (which is just fine with me) even though it isn't even Halloween yet.

I cropped slightly the image that you selected, and I now notice one of the lines near the upper left edge is cut at the frame. Perhaps a little more space on the left would have helped by keeping that curve from being cut. Perhaps another edit is needed.

Best regards,
Jim

Ah yes, Jim, that is truly a special title...

But fortunately, the photographs make up for it. I like them all,
but the second image is magnificent!

My very best,

Ed

 

[Greg Durrett]

Wow that second shot is great. That'd be one to print up big for display and general ogling.

 

[MN Randy]

Jim,

I like them all but I agree with Ed, the second one is really great!

Randy

I am running out of good titles!

We found that standing water (or nearly so) was starting to freeze,
at the same time as the water was full of life (third image). And
the first two are simply rock.



and



and



.

The gallery has some others and larger images as well:
http://www.pbase.com/jimk/rocks

Jim

 

[hugh]

I am running out of good titles!

We found that standing water (or nearly so) was starting to freeze,
at the same time as the water was full of life (third image). And
the first two are simply rock.

Rock certainly, but certainly not "simply". Very good color and texture.

Thaniks,

hs

 

[LMC54]

I think this should have an abstract title since all of these fit the mode. You do have an eye for such shots.
Larry

I am running out of good titles!

We found that standing water (or nearly so) was starting to freeze,
at the same time as the water was full of life (third image). And
the first two are simply rock.



and



and



.

The gallery has some others and larger images as well:
http://www.pbase.com/jimk/rocks

Jim

 

[thierry29298]

all are very nice but the secondone impressedme for the dimension and volume in this picture.We have the reference of size given by the small trees at the middle and it is important to me.
very good

thierry

 

[Jan C]

All beautiful, intriguing and very well taken. My favorite is Transition. Jan

 

[JimK/Canada]

Thanks Greg!

Wow that second shot is great. That'd be one to print up big for
display and general ogling.

 

[JimK/Canada]

Hey Randy,

Seems like the second image wins - thanks for your comments,

best regards

Jim

I like them all but I agree with Ed, the second one is really great!

Randy

I am running out of good titles!

We found that standing water (or nearly so) was starting to freeze,
at the same time as the water was full of life (third image). And
the first two are simply rock.



and



and



.

The gallery has some others and larger images as well:
http://www.pbase.com/jimk/rocks

Jim

 

[JimK/Canada]

Thank you Hugh. Its hard to get people excited about rocks!
Cheers
Jim

I am running out of good titles!

We found that standing water (or nearly so) was starting to freeze,
at the same time as the water was full of life (third image). And
the first two are simply rock.

Rock certainly, but certainly not "simply". Very good color and
texture.

Thaniks,

hs

 

[JimK/Canada]

Thanks Larry!

I am running out of good titles!

We found that standing water (or nearly so) was starting to freeze,
at the same time as the water was full of life (third image). And
the first two are simply rock.



and



and



.

The gallery has some others and larger images as well:
http://www.pbase.com/jimk/rocks

Jim

 

[JimK/Canada]

great - that is what I hoped the trees would do! The scene was very impressive, making my job reasonably simple.

Thanks for your comments,
Jim

all are very nice but the secondone impressedme for the dimension
and volume in this picture.We have the reference of size given by
the small trees at the middle and it is important to me.
very good

thierry

 

[JimK/Canada]

Hi Jan, I am glad you liked Transition. Amongst all the rock shots, it provided a nice contrast and some relief. A lot of fun to shot too!
Thanks for your comments,
Jim

All beautiful, intriguing and very well taken. My favorite is
Transition. Jan

 

[Robert M28897]

Jim,

These are all terrific...I thought I liked the first one best when I first caught these, but the second one has really grabbed me upon further viewing. Wonderful sharpness in these close-ups...

Robert

I am running out of good titles!

We found that standing water (or nearly so) was starting to freeze,
at the same time as the water was full of life (third image). And
the first two are simply rock.



and



and



.

The gallery has some others and larger images as well:
http://www.pbase.com/jimk/rocks

Jim

 

[JimK/Canada]

Thanks Robert! I am please that you like the photos, especially number two.

Best regards,
Jim

These are all terrific...I thought I liked the first one best when
I first caught these, but the second one has really grabbed me upon
further viewing. Wonderful sharpness in these close-ups...

Robert

I am running out of good titles!