Beautiful as always. This is such positive reinforcement to not trash the city, both verbally and physically.

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"He taught by example that part of respecting another person is taking the time to criticise his or her views."

--Melissa Lane, The Guardian; obituary for philosopher of science Peter Lipton.

Quit being cowards and deleting my posts.

MAGIC THEATER
ENTRANCE NOT FOR EVERYBODY
FOR MADMEN ONLY!

Good shots as always, but I do wish the HDR wasn't quite so heavy.

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You know, the homeless make desperate, passionate lovers. But they will rob you blind.

I know he prefers B&W more but he sells too much of the color HDR to stop and when they are printed on his Epson 4880 in 16bit the color is incredible. I know last night he sold two HDR's and one from his "shot in the dark" in two hours. Last week he sold two HDRs of Philadelphia to an ex Eagle who is now in Miami. They were printed on stretched canvas and just looked stunning.

He explained why started using HDR.
"Because I can't paint with a brush"

Hey, different strokes for different folks. I just don't think it's something that enhances a photograph. He has been nice enough in the past to show me non-HDR versions of his shots. I am grateful to him for having let me see them.

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You know, the homeless make desperate, passionate lovers. But they will rob you blind.

National Mechanics

Trees in the Wissahickon

This is incredible! Is HDR what makes this photo feel more like a painting than a picture?

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This, this, this, and this are my new favorite things.

These two, not so much.