mike c
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Yes, the ribbon itself has different tones to it so make's it much more interesting.
Thanks-that's exactly what I was trying to achieve.04 Feb 2018
Just uncovered a bunch of cards that I have not commented on. The card from Ozphoto of a rest area in rough weather. I too like to find bargains at markets, unfortunately many of my purchases have had "problems" that I must work around. The card from piffey looks like it is either a memorial or a sacred site. I like the composition, and nicely done black border to confine the viewer to the photo. The photo from mooseontheloose is very interesting to me. I really like how the ribbon of light marches across the image. Well done. "Birdman" from Howard Earl has a story to tell. I wonder how this guy came to be the birdman. The photo from Black Dog of a snow dusted forest invites the viewer into the photo (lots of depth to this photo).
Thanks to all for a round of wonderful photos. I look forward to Round 43. Also, thanks to George for his organizations and computer skills to keep this exchange moving.
Regards,
Darwin
Apologies are in order, foen.I'm a little sad cause I received only 6 postcards but only two people seems to received mine.![]()
I would like to comment on all of the wonderful cards I have received, in no particular order.
tezzasmall I hope this was intended to be funny, because it is. The hand plucking the hat can’t belong to the person wearing it, can it? The angles seem wrong.
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