Peter Del

It could be something to do with how DPR post images; this is harp on my monitor Peter Del

On my computer the picture doesn't look sharp. Peter Del

The first two are very special indeed - soft and gentle. Peter Del

These are quite wonderful, particularly the second. I also like the large, white border. Peter Del

Two beautiful pictures, particularly the second, which I assume is a double exposure. Peter Del

I feel if a poster, particularly if being negative about a camera, has not returned to their post after 87 responses, they they are a troll, and 87 posters haven't cottoned on! Peter Del

The first is very beautiful. I particularly like the contrast between the grey and coloured flowers. Peter Del

Very smart, super tonality. Perhaps a little off the bottom! Peter Del

If, in OV3 you can see the jpegs but not the RAWs, then, at the top of the screen click on the little 'sun', then on Format. You can now select the format to be displayed. Peter Del

Wonderful, I'm envious. Peter Del

Using your images in your post, open both in Elements. Make the width between the bridge pillars the same in both images. Use the clone stamp tool. Quick, but not as good as Pixel Poetry's method. ...

No, it just works. The camera is set to 3 frames bracket and the controller set to burst. Peter Del

Is the Creative Dial set to the central, neutral point (although this will only effect the jpeg)? It is easy to move and should have a locking button! Peter Del

You're right on the money. They are not professional models, as evidenced by their awkward stance. The first is actually a chef, the second a student and the third is a trainee accountant. If I ...

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Thanks for looking and commenting. Peter Del

Thanks for your comments. All the other backgrounds were, IMHO, a mess. I did take out a big rivet, but the dents are beyond me. What does 'TADTS' mean? Peter Del

As I said in my OP, I was just passing by and took a few snaps. I was only with the models for mere seconds, I do not know them nor why they were modelling. I understand your comment about the ...

No idea how it's done, but it is wonderful. The old 'peeling paintwork' compliments the old pyramid. Peter Del

David, it's obvious that photographing models is not my forte. Really, the only direction I gave was to ask the third model to stretch out her arm to follow the dark band in the marble!! Peter Del