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Rogerex's Gallery Comments
Beautiful tones and nice silhouettes. By: LinBrennan |
Good silhouettes, and beautiful tones. By: AlexandraSD |
Great humour Andrew, I love it. By: ChiliMan |
V1 is my preference too. I like the silhouettes. By: Lynniesefforts |
I like V2 with that interesting effect on this beautiful gum blossom. By: Jocelia |
I like your choice of lighting. By: rhobbie |
I like the effect given to this image by the rain. By: Daisymaye |
The bricks make an interesting background for these colourful buds. By: ginnietom |
I love these long shadows. By: rontear |
"Ten thousand saw I at a glance" I like the lines of alternating colours, which contrast well with the dark sky. By: Mavis |
Good lines. By: PhillipMinnis |
A thought-provoking image which is open to various interpretations, even with my limited imagination. By: NDODS |
An interestingly different version of this subject. By: dawnmichelle |
You have presented these flowers in a way which enhances their natural beauty. Tastefully done! By: Mavis |
The colour of the lichens in the foreground adds nicely to the scene. By: netta1234 |
The Great Ocean Road, Australia. An interesting POV that we don't usually see in photos of this area. By: TrevorH |
An interesting character. I would try cropping a bit off the top of this picture to get rid of those dark spots. By: 9z |
A fascinating series of images. By: PhillipMinnis |
Nicely manipulated.....looks like a fractal image. By: Rubberears |
Nicely presented to suit the era portrayed. This brings back memories. We used a cream separator similar to the one in this picture. By: marshfam19 |
Nicely done Dawn. By: dawnmichelle |
A delightful shot. Its good to have photos like these for the memories. I should get a slide scanner and scan mine too. By: Mavis |
Interestingly framed through the fence. The backlight on the wool bits is nice too. When I had sheep I would not like to have seen that much wool on a fence though, as it means the sheep have been rubbing against it, possibly due to lice. By: Menzies71 |
This looks very artistic. I like it a lot. By: 9z |







































