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Five stars!
Fantastic
How could a photo like this be captured at F8 at night?
ILoveAsianGirls: This is a perfect of example of why income taxes are the most ludicrous form of taxation. If there must be taxes, let them be on the value of owned land. No more IRS, no more reporting, no more keeping transaction records, and no more lawsuits. If you own land you pay annual taxes on its value based on the price of comparable lots in the region.
From the article: "B&H didn't pay taxes on that reimbursement money, which would be considered income"
Reading comprehension is fun. Try it.
This is a perfect of example of why income taxes are the most ludicrous form of taxation. If there must be taxes, let them be on the value of owned land. No more IRS, no more reporting, no more keeping transaction records, and no more lawsuits. If you own land you pay annual taxes on its value based on the price of comparable lots in the region.
I once hit a golf ball 75 yards shooting a backhand, left-handed shot with an old bone-carved five-wood. And what an amazing challenge it was!
Winner
Fantastic photo. I just wish the groom's mouth had been closed.
This is one of the best photos I've seen on this sight in a long time. I'm not quite sure if you nailed the focus but from a composition and creativity standpoint I love it.
This is excellent and should have scored higher. I would have gotten lower to the ground to get a little more pier into the shot.
This entry captures the spirit of the challenge better than all the others. There's no boats, people, or animals around, and the pier is dilapidated. It truly looks like nothing has been here for 100 years.
ILoveAsianGirls: Nice photo, but this is a perfect example of a photo that should be horizontally inverted. Natural eye movement takes us from left to right, and this photo is essentially going in the wrong direction.
Also, the user submitted two entries to the same challenge, with one being a simple crop of this one. I don't know if the rules prohibited this, but given that there are only a limited amount of entries it would be nice to submit two unique images if you're going to enter the challenge twice.
Nice photo, but this is a perfect example of a photo that should be horizontally inverted. Natural eye movement takes us from left to right, and this photo is essentially going in the wrong direction.
Fantastic photo. Great use of rule of thirds.
This should have won. Blow the #1 pictre away.
I just noticed that this is actually a double S, one horizontal and onew vertical, nice job
I don't see the "S" anywhere
ILoveAsianGirls: Why would anyone get the A6100 instead of the A6600? I mean if you're going to splurge hundreds of dollars on a camera might as well get the best one in the lineup.
Price is not a functional or technical difference. Neither is 10mm in depth, for practical purposes. If anything the larger grip on the A6600 is a plus, not a minus.
ILoveAsianGirls: Why would anyone get the A6100 instead of the A6600? I mean if you're going to splurge hundreds of dollars on a camera might as well get the best one in the lineup.
That's a horrible comparison, the A7III is clearly better in some respects, while the A6100 just isn't. There's no technical of runctional reason why someone would prefer an A6100 over an A6600
Why would anyone get the A6100 instead of the A6600? I mean if you're going to splurge hundreds of dollars on a camera might as well get the best one in the lineup.