> > I spent the last few days in York. Here are some snaps for your > enjoyment, > > disdain or complete indifference: > > <http://www.web-options.com/YK/> > > > > B > > > > > But what if I like them? >
that's allowed too. > favorites : the very first one the stone woman - stuff like this can so > often be boring and this one is a nice portrait. > it's a bishop - not a woman! > Laughed at the pigeon lady - a candidate for BW (oh thats you, no I > mean...) > > the guy in the bar -- not so much ... I take the second of those and > crop down from the top just under the ceiling light for what I'd chose > as the best.. but a triptych would be fine in print. That celing light > just distracts me a lot. > I wasn't at all sure about any of those, which is one reason why I posted 3 of them - to canvas opinions. Also to show off a fantastic pub - unchanged since the Edwardian era, and run by the same family all that time - just over 100 years. Perfect place for a PDML meeting sometime... > And, of course, the umbrella shot - hehe very nice and I see you've > been reading the list mail. It's a bit blown out, though - make it a > bit > darker? > I could give it a try, but it's not really a keeper for me because of the guy on the right of the frame. > The one _after_ the umbrellas, woman in archway I really like a lot > Thanks - not quite what I'd hoped for, but I couldn't resist her wringing out the cloth after the torrential rain we'd just had. One of the benefits of being in a mediaeval city during a downpour is that you can shelter under the overhanging first floor. B > ann -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
