Anne Hornsby

Looks great, Beth.  Wonderful images.   I agree with Rob that it would be easier to see the menus and name of site if the text were closer to white against the dark grey background.

How do you decide the order of the images in each gallery?   I struggled with this for my website.

Congratsm Elin!  I love the sky.

Fascinating image, Diane.   Congrats!

I like Erik’s adjustments

Beautiful, beth.    In the 2nd shots the trees look like suaguaro cacti until I enlarged.   Are you still traveling around the country?

Thanks, everyone.   I like your tweaks, Erik.    Also, I will reshoot taking out the stone, and reducing the brightness of the yellow, perhaps repositioning the vodun doll.   I’m just starting studio work so am a bit hand-handed.

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Excavation

Congrats, David!  As I mentioned in your post, I love  this image.

Fascinating, Robert.  Cool shot.  I like Graham’s conjecture.  🙂

Perfect image of peaceful solitude.

Very cool.  Never heard of this farm ing technique!

Mystical, Pat!!.   How did you get this effect?

Beautiful, and yes, sad.  Dexter were you there when the ice fell into the bay?

Very powerful, Timothy.  It has a feel of an historic Greek ruin.

Wonderful image!  Fungi environments fascinate me.  I’ve watched the Netflix show Fantastic Fungi 3 times because of the time-lapse videography.

I tend to think of country as pastures, forests, mountains.   So interesting to me to see a vast coast with fierce surf and big empty sky.  Where is this, Patrick?   Your comment cracked me up – ‘god loves a tryer.   I agree,

Very unique, Kristi  – I really like it.  – pumpkins  in water.  Is this a new kind of global warming image?

David’s this is a fantastic image.  As a fan of infrastructure shots, I try railroads a lot.  It’s not always easy.   I would print and hang this!