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My annual photo slideshow

Sherlock77

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Here goes, I do this every year, photos mainly of people and classic cars, and some landscape (limited)

In summary, I feel like I've had better years, weather was a little weird at times, wrecking a few events and things, and yes I do live in a land of winter...

 
Those are great photos! I especially was struck by the high quality of the B&W people shots. They didn't suffer at all by not having color.
 
This is really good Sherlock, and well put together. I like how you capture both the empty and open spaces of the west. It's hopeful, young, forward looking culture is something I didn't expect until I saw the photographs. It really does give a sense of time and place. Congratulations.
 
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I always enjoy your photos. And I love how you seem to coordinate the color schemes somehow. Thanks for sharing them.
 
Truly magical! Your pictures somehow make the people in them look like incredible actors or something!
 
Those are great photos! I especially was struck by the high quality of the B&W people shots. They didn't suffer at all by not having color.

Why would they suffer, there is a place for B&W in contemporary photography, often distracting colours, it also draws the viewer deeper into the composition where colour can distract...
 
This is really good Sherlock, and well put together. I like how you capture both the empty and open spaces of the west. It's hopeful, young, forward looking culture is something I didn't expect until I saw the photographs. It really does give a sense of time and place. Congratulations.

I think someone is over analyzing :rolleyes: I just go out to take photos... And thanks for the comment
 

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