Favorite Photos

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 10:09]
Hi Luciano

The fly adds a whimsical touch. It looks like it is spying on the amorous butterflies. Excellent sharpness and differential focus. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 10:02]
Hello Ali,

You have probably heard of Rumi. I visited his tomb in Konya, Turkey, but no photos allowed. He was also famous for poetry. A fine monument with good sharpness and lighting Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 9:49]
Czesc Mariusz,

I enjoyed Amsterdam. A lovely symmetrical reflection with good sharpness and smart choice of a vertical format. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 9:47]
Bonjour Pierre

A good upwards pov on this light aircraft. Good sharpness and nice warm cold colour contrasts between the red and blue. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 9:33]
Hi Lars

Missed this interesting ruin in my few days in Sibiu. Good sharpness and perspective. The tombs inside the former church are unusual. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 7:47]
Czesc Mariusz!

I love the lack of deckchairs and umbrellas and the natural state of this beach. Good sharpness and a wonderful azure colour of the sea. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 7:29]
Hej Gert

Already Russia has tried to blackmail Poland, Bulgaria and now Finland into paying for gas in rubles. All of them have refused. Finland is now getting its gas from the Estonia pipeline. A striking contrast of the soldiers at left and the relaxing woman at right. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 7:15]
Hello Ian

It's a pity to just let the building fall apart. Maybe relocate it to an outdoor museum and restore it? They had an old school within the grounds of the Jondaryan Woolshed on the Darling Downs. Interested me to see the old slates the kids used to write on, as well as old school photos. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 7:09]
Bonjour Jean

The b&w montage of Charlie Chaplin makes a striking contrast to the very colourful surroundings. Good sharpness and framing. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 7:07]
Hello Krzysztof,

A charming rustic church that wouldn't look out of place in rural Norway or Sweden. Good sharpness, lighting and colour. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-22 7:04]
Hello Krzysztof,

Missed this one. The repetition of the fg white hydrangea flowers in the front garden makes a nice introduction to the stately bg church. Good sharpness and framing. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-20 2:53]
Hi Jorge,

A fascinating duo of abstract sculptures dwarfing the building at right. Nice violet colour illumination nd good sharpness. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-20 2:42]
Hello Krzysztof,

I like the soft, pastel colours and diffused lighting. Good sharpness and the red brick wall and roof tiles and the yellow cream façade add warm colours. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-20 2:40]
Hello Pavle

Well framed & composed using the rule of thirds with excellent sharpness and nice warm cold colour contrasts between the red roof tiles and blue sky. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-20 2:38]
Czesc Mariusz!

Looks like a delightful spot to spend on a hot summers day. The cave arching over the beach adds a beautiful natural frame and the turquoise colour of the sea is amazing. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-19 11:28]
Hi Silvio,

A good downward pov on this butterfly with superb sharpness and excellent use of differential focus to isolate and emphasise the subject. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-19 11:26]
Hello Kari,

I like the soft colours and lighting. Good sharpness and the old stone bridge makes a superb focal point. Well composed with the fence starting in the bottom left corner. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-19 11:24]
Ciao Luciano

A superb profiled shot of this attractive butterfly atop a purple flower. Good sharpness and shallow dof. Excellent lighting too. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-19 11:15]
Hello Paul

A fascinating ruined cathedral with lots of arches and empty window frames. Good sharpness, colour, lighting and framing. Tfs!

ChrisJ (171222) [2022-05-18 23:56]
Bonjour Pierre,

I have never seen African pigs even though I have been to Africa twice. At first I thought they were Rhinos. Tfs!