What shall we do with the drunken sailor ...

• HiHoSilver

• Sep 4, 2017

Hahaha! I'm familiar w/ the song. 'Love the series - seemed like a wonderful day to be about - and near a harbor too!

 

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  macfred

• Sep 4, 2017

@HiHoSilver

Thank you for looking - yes, it was a wonderful day ...
Me - and the old F2- (I guess) have enjoyed ...

 

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  macfred

• Sep 4, 2017

… shave his belly with a rusty razor, early in the morning ...

... shave his belly with a rusty razor, early in the morning ... by Andreas, on Flickr

 

• pentaxuser

• Sep 5, 2017

Keeping up with four kids on a day out - that's tough! It is Joop Zoetemelk thinking about a return to the Tour de France as the easier option

 

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  macfred

• Sep 5, 2017

@pentaxuser I totaly agree !

 

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  David Lyga

• Sep 6, 2017

Your photographs are clean, concise, and without 'flair'. In addition, your borders add considerably to the positive visual and interpretive experience. When can I fly to Germany for first class photography lessons? - David Lyga

 

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  macfred

• Sep 6, 2017

@David Lyga This is more commendation than ever expected - You always are welcome in Germany.
What does 'without flair' means? Englisch is not my first language and often deficient ...

 

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  David Lyga

• Sep 7, 2017

'Without flair' means without extraneous, unimportant things that seem to add to the effectiveness, but really are just meaningless appearances.

I speak the truth and would not say these things unless I meant them. - David Lyga

 

• pentaxuser

• Sep 7, 2017

In the way David has defined "flair" I would say that Verzierung might be closer to David's definition of flair. It may be that U.K English and U.S. English are different here. I would define flair as being closer to Begabung. In other words, flair is a good thing to have. It means talent or aptitude for something

pentaxuser

 

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  macfred

• Sep 7, 2017

@David Lyga @pentaxuser Thank you, gents for the clarification - please don't mind my poor Englisch.