Thank you all for selecting one of my images for this collection - I am in most excellent company indeed!

Serious Kung Foo fighter - more hits :-)

So, with neck firmly locked in the Guillotine - I would say the first - I like the 'tighter' composition. Bon Chance as all 3 are most excellent!

Thanks dear lady - and the answer to your previous question is 'yes' - I cannot endure 1,000 years of torture :-)

From the classical architectural viewpoint the image perspective has been corrected beautifully and is superior to the uncorrected version - much more direct and considerably less expensive than a view camera. And, I agree with your choice of software :-)

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This could not happen to a finer photographer! Well done

I think I'll stick to Black & White :-)

Tuck your elbows snuggly into your sides and gently squeeze the shutter release and hold that position for a second or two after the shutter goes off - and, if possible, you can find something to lean on and (again, if possible) increase your shutter speed. Good luck!

Manly hugs my friend; you are thought of often and well, and are greatly missed.

WOW! This is seriously dramatic! Really terrific tonal range! Ypu succeeded quite well :-) Bravo and keep looking up :-) My very best regards!

Tedz has a valid point and I will surely admit that I am one who from time to time V's for an image that I find particularly noteworthy and I do so to add emphasis to my comments or praise and to let the creator know that I really mean what I have written and that it is not just so much fluff.. AND, if I could disable voting on my own images there could be absolutely NO 'back scratching' going on. I personally do not wish to dictate anyone else's approach to 'RR.' I only want the flexiblity to control my own images.

It seems to me that we can disable ratings, we can disable comments, but we can't disable voting. It would be excellent to be able to have full control over our images. If we wish to allow voting on our images, we can, if we wish not to, we can. How do we make it so?

Hunt, hunt, hunt, I found it? Sorry to trouble you :-) Paul

Dear Cynlee, pardon my befuddlement, new here you know :-), where is the community center? My deepest regards, Paul.