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I would like this forum to stay un-judgmental. It is none of MY business to decide how one is to describe himself nor telling him what he is or is not. This is also meant to warn @Jr1 that this forum is meant to be friendly and political polemics are NOT welcomed. If you have nothing better to...

A few available light pictures from yesterday's X-mas dinner at my sister. Df 6400 iso with 35 Ai f2 and 50 1.8 D. Not so easy to manually focus when the light is so dim...

Entry #1 Reflexion from an iced car headlight.

Snowy landscape done under grey sky.

Graffitis and sunset with Df & Rokinon 15mm.

Took the D700 out this morning with the 150 Sigma macro. Ice mask:

Here is one I did last weekend in NY. The front doors of St-Patricks Cathedral were reflecting the building across the street, but when I moved down, I got half the reflection and half of the Church's interior. A bit of local color correction is all I did.

Coming or going to town.

Still life from our Pot pourri bowl. D7100, Tamron 17-50.

What to do on a stormy day... We got about 12 inches of fresh snow, so after the shoveling and snowplowing, I took pics of the cat that took control of our X-Mas tree. And then a bit of practice with photoshop, trying to do a pencil drawing type of processing. Not really what I was after...

I've worked with my morning pics and tried this composite.

Cold it is today up here. But I took a few morning shots of the snow and it's shadow. A bit on the abstract side though.

My daily shots are all of the same subject with different crops.

When looked at very close range, snow is very nice. It's just when there is too much of it that it becomes a problem.

Morning magic in the backyard.

Forgotten

December already. As I went to my local bakery where I get my no fat no sugar bread, I saw this X-mas decor outside. So, since I had my camera with me, I grabbed this shot. Came home and thought this was a perfect subject for the infamous "Oil Paint" filter. I kind of like the resulting image...

From my scrapyard outing: The Scratch.

Rust Art