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Neat shot. I couldn't help but mess with it using PSP's Channel Mixer and a little tone curve. Looks like an almost real IR shot.

These are beautifully made images, Jon. Would love to know how you created the weathered effect. It adds so much character.

Wow, beautiful shots, Baobob. Magic in a magical land.

Ripper shots. Great colours and textures. Thanks for posting.

Yeah... Sigma just wants their photographers to be big, fit and strong.

Just upload the shots you want show. Call them 'From the Archives', if you like. We really just want to see your photos...

Well, a lot of people are wrong! Ying tong yiddle I po!

Thanks for that link, Kendall. Sigma really has come a long way since Kazuto-san took over. QA has improved out of sight, but apart from better packaging there's not a lot Sigma can do about ...

Thanks, Richard. Quite a detailed and useful review. Just one minor error (that I can spot): "The DP Quattro comes in DP0, DP1, DP2 and DP3 type. They are the same camera and each has a fixed lens, ...

Excellent black & white work, Corrado. There are so few photographers these days who really understand monochrome and how to get the most out of it. You're not one of them.

Stormy Sunset

Lovely mood, Terry. Great use of texture too.

Plotting...? Or Lovers...?

I think you have done a reasonably good job with these shots but maybe you could do an even better one if you were to change the parameters slightly. How about shooting in the blue hour...? Adding ...

Good to hear from you, George. Hope you have a speedy recovery, but take it slowly.

It sounds a lot worse that it was. I only had two sips of wine and one of port. I only sniffed the moonshine; smells like it will one day become whisky. Others did get a little tipsy.

Nice moody shot, Larry. Is that driftwood on the beach?

We went back to the Yarra Valley for our company's annual booze-up. Four wineries and a distillery. Don't ask me to recall all their names. No time for great artistic compositions and golden hour ...