Midwest

Her expression clearly says 'Not HIM again.' Unfortunately the OP takes offense at anything but praise. He 'blocked' me because I told him one of his color photos worked better that way than in ...

In what way would these things benefit your photos? It's hard to guess because your gallery has a few seagull photos and one architectural shot. A different sensor isn't going to improve your ...

Three Canon DSLR's in ten years, not a problem with any. I have more problem with trolls coming by to post nonsense.

Honestly, it's just awful.

I could never leave one of my pups unattended like that. Yet 60 or more years ago, American mothers left their infants in baby carriages outside the front of the grocery store while they went in to ...

Your photos absolutely belong here!

While E.R. has blocked me I still want to respond... He has made the only sensible decision. Unless one's superior instructs them to take candid photos of people (be they colleagues or customers), ...

A good photo and one which works well in b/w.

Not my usual favorite type of shot but this one is so well done it appeals to me. The blur of the landscape passing by really adds a great element to the composition. So many people would have...

Yes, I'm on your ignore list. Tough. I think this might have been improved by color. Nature blesses kids with such beautiful colors of skin, eyes and hair, and b/w strips them away. I see nothing ...

Hmm, they don't look like they move very much. :)

It is an improvement, yes. Wondering though, the man at the bottom of the steps who seems to be taking a picture of the lady in pink, is that line up the back of his coat something that belongs, or ...

I'm the dad of a youngster and I agree. What was someone thinking when they designed that thing? If a kid plays on it when there's any moisture such as dew or rain they're at least likely to twist ...

Nice little 'slice of life'. The lighting conditions make it hard to get a good white balance due to a combination of some level of daylight through the windows and artificial lighting indoors. ...

People using phones. Wow, that has been done. To. Death. Sorry but there must be better subjects in your area. I know you've posted a few.

I'm sorry but I just don't see much of interest in this one. Even so, would it have been hard to get the woman's whole foot into the frame?

I like it - but I do suspect it might be worth seeing in color. Oftentimes cowboys (like the one on the right) wear shirts with great colors and patterns. I should know, I've got dozens myself.

If anyone who knew her had seen a photo of that, she might have been beaten. Or worse. No further comment.

And the reason to keep asking it also appears regularly. Too many photos mindlessly turned to B/W when color would add massively to the interest, or prevent the scene from turning into a mass of ...

They don't seem to even be looking at that little game board.