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Thank you wery much everyone for having been a good time with everyone
i wish for everyone have a good time in a future.
Kings regards: filantrop

I'm sorry though I understand : my presence has sometimes been occasional due to lack of time. Pxl was an old friend to come back to whenever I could. Thanks for what you did.
Nicoletta

Is it still like this? It makes me sad to see it like this: lived here (in one of the 3 parts it was divided into) in the 70s.

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i wish all the best for your future endeavors

Respect!

Congrats For 1 to 4,now what

Congrats on the clean sweep

Your hard work over the years is appreciated.

It's sad, but understandable. Thanks for everything you did for us, Rob.

Thank you for that.

Wooow!! Never have seen anything like it. Very very interesting!!

Whew, good to know.

Certainly NOT!!! We would never, ever, EVER hit our dog with a plank (or anything else). That's just the end of a fence she's standing in front of.

Is someone hitting him with that plank from behind?

Yes. They were ferocious lickers

Thank you ☺ I liked the "model" very much. Usually cats dont want to photo them, but this one was flirting with me and waiting to pick the best shot of it😹

I think these guys would lick you to death! You have two photos in one with this shot.

I like the creative aspect of this image. It has a minimalistic feel to it yet the cat and tree branch are the icing on this well baked cake that pulls the image together. Technically the image is sharp and colours realistic.

Nice to see you back Aphrodite and thank you.

A new voice on this site...WOW. Thank you for your comment, it is very much appreciated.

woooww!!! excellent!!!

OK yeah, I can buy that. thank you.

You already knew that....goes without sayin!

yes that I do agree on,maybe a bit more speed might have shown movement better.

thanks for the info,explains it a bit

your welcome,then I suppose you could say you were barking mad

Looking at the tree tops, and twirling.

Ahhh Ok, looks really serious. I still think you need a focal hook to catch us on this one.

This silly beast was protecting his property as we were going for a walk. That "frame" is just part of a fence. I kept tormenting this dog trying to get him to jump up into this opening...it worked. (yes I barked at him). Thank you for stopping by with your comments.

ooops answer is below

do you want an explanation about Pollock or the abstract?!

Paul Jackson Pollock was an American painter and a major figure in the abstract expressionist movement. He was widely noticed for his technique of pouring or splashing liquid household paint onto a horizontal surface, enabling him to view and paint his canvases from all angles. (taken from the web)

This photo is a reflection on a swimming pool. I cropped it and exaggerated the colours....that is all! Those cyan lines are the bottom of the pool. I think I tilted this image a bit too.

Thanks for asking.

Hi, I agree...have no idea why nobody says anything at all BUT I suppose to say nothing is FAR better than being lied to and being told "it's great" and it isn't....that does more harm. Thanks for your thoughts on this one...I was thinking out of the box, had I used a fast shutter speed and froze the action it would just be like any other fast-frozen fighter shot...cliche and boring.

Have you fathomed it yet?

.......profound

f13 for 1 second according to the photo's properties.

Thank you for your comments Photonut. I appreciate you.

Love this one,cute dog and the different theme of a frame used

Different but do wish there was a bit of explanation behind this.

Interesting but don,t think the slow shutterspeed does this one any favours,but might only be my opinion,do wish more people would bloody comment on here.

Trying to fathom this one out.

Wistfull

Urban stress don,t even come into it,interesting one,what shutterspeed was used.

Very Peacefull this one

Thanks for the link. They still look scared, you must have been taking that photo too

This man is holding a snake and whipping the horses with it, you bet they are frightened

https://hawkebackpacking.com/images/pictures/europe/hungary/budapest_heroes_square/hungary_budapest_heroes_square_06.jpg

mmm nice and with that little hut at the bottom right makes it a photo you can't let go of easily.

Looks like you frightened the beegeebees outta them! Does the man behind them have the same expression of fear I wonder?

Can you hear me giggling? Love the dof! lick lick woof.