Tory, what a pleasure to view your beautiful photographic art. I can’t wait to see your “Poet Tree” in Cambodia project come to life in your photos and read the words created by your poets. Best of success in all you do and what and who you love.
Mark, thank you so much for taking the time to comment. The moment, that’s what I love about shooting, that’s all that matters, that moment. In return may I also say how much I enjoyed your image ‘Flooded’. The bee as she balances on the end of the stick is really beautiful composed, I look forward to shopping for my first macros and attempting bee moments of my own. T
Nice work. Keep concentrating on those subjects with great patience. I am a writer and print designer professionally(23 years now); however, kept up with my own photo projects for years. 8 months ago, I got rid of my high end digital SLR and went back to the Hasselblad 500. Being close to the Appalachia of Western North Carolina and Virginia gives a pallette from which to sit for hours 5000 feet up and in between to take things in slowly and capture. Your social pictures are done well as well. Best of luck to you.
Tory, what a pleasure to view your beautiful photographic art. I can’t wait to see your “Poet Tree” in Cambodia project come to life in your photos and read the words created by your poets. Best of success in all you do and what and who you love.
Thanks so much Steve for visiting, being an inspiration and for commenting also. All the very best to you too!
Hello Tori. Just wanted to say you have some lovely photos here, lovely colours, compositions and captures – of the moment.
Mark, thank you so much for taking the time to comment. The moment, that’s what I love about shooting, that’s all that matters, that moment. In return may I also say how much I enjoyed your image ‘Flooded’. The bee as she balances on the end of the stick is really beautiful composed, I look forward to shopping for my first macros and attempting bee moments of my own. T
Some truly great pictures. I would like to think that somewhere in the distant past someone took great pictures of you. Good luck
Thank you Warwick, your thinking would be quite right, inspired by those before me
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Nice work. Keep concentrating on those subjects with great patience. I am a writer and print designer professionally(23 years now); however, kept up with my own photo projects for years. 8 months ago, I got rid of my high end digital SLR and went back to the Hasselblad 500. Being close to the Appalachia of Western North Carolina and Virginia gives a pallette from which to sit for hours 5000 feet up and in between to take things in slowly and capture. Your social pictures are done well as well. Best of luck to you.
Andy, I have in memory I replied to your email but just incase I wanted to say thank you again. You are very kind. Those mountains sound wonderful!
You are welcome.