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Photo 507059
Photo by akul
🕐 11-21-10 11:45JT wrote:
This is a wonderful example of the 3D look. The Z* 100 really produces some wonder out of focus area. Colors are awesome too :)
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Photo 507068
Photo by jeroen
🕐 11-21-10 11:40JT wrote:
This shot looks like the dog is about to be squished with some sort of giant squashing log :)

I really like to colors you have managed to reproduce in this collection.
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"Someone to Watch Over You (2)"
Photo by bajanexile
🕐 11-21-10 09:07akul wrote:
Beautiful shot !!

Is it from Venice ?? Wherever it is, it is beautiful !!


Akul
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Photo 507058
Photo by akul
🕐 11-21-10 09:02akul wrote:
canicuss, falasteenus

Thank you very much !!

Akul
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"Someone to Watch Over You"
Photo by bajanexile
🕐 11-21-10 04:06philber wrote:
Another winner in this beautiful series. Very moody!
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Photo 106102
Photo by miked700
🕐 11-20-10 13:25miked700 wrote:
Exactly. Not so much emphasis on gear irrelevancies and mudslinging. Will stay here for a while, link with ZeissImages active!
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Photo 106109
Photo by miked700
🕐 11-20-10 12:17miked700 wrote:
Friends. Dennis (closest in pic) is a cameraman for Dutch tv; just returned from a "cholera" mission in Haiti.
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"Roman Theatrical Mask Relief"
Photo by bajanexile
🕐 11-20-10 11:25bajanexile wrote:
Thanks Philippe. Bought the Zeiss Planar 1.4/50 ZE on Monday. Very, very pleased with it so far. Stephen
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"Aquae Sulis"
Photo by bajanexile
🕐 11-20-10 06:12philber wrote:
A wonderful series with great commentary, Stephen. I like this shot very much, though my personal choice might have been to crop out the sky entirely and see whether that did not make for greater intimacy "into" the subject matter. Just my two cents...
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"Roman Stone Lad's Head"
Photo by bajanexile
🕐 11-19-10 08:35bajanexile wrote:
Head of a woman, with curls at the front of her head and her hair twisted round in a tight bun at the back. This was a hairstyle very popular with ladies in Rome in Flavian times (69-96 A.D.) and shows that Roman fashionable styles came to Britain early in the Roman occupation.

The head could have been fixed on a tomb of a lady.
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