Beautiful tones here, Karl. And a lot of variety. The first photo is amazing – it was a great idea to photograph the people behind the water and the composition has such nice diagonals. #2,3 &4 all have a sense of fun but then there’s #5 – well, talk about the perfect moment, that was it! The final photo makes one think about people doing essentially the same things for so many years.
“The final photo makes one think about people doing essentially the same things for so many years.” – That’s is the charm of Rome, I guess 🙂
Lynn, what happened to WordPress? I tried to publish something today the way I do since years. They forced me to download jetpack recently, for some new statistic tools, I thought. But now, all my tags are gone. Even worse, the possibility of tagging and compiling seems to be very well hidden somewhere. Did this happen to you as well? I’m too busy (and tired) to start everything from scratch again. 😦
Regards Karl
Some moments later: Sorry, it was false alarm. 🙂 WordPress tried, but they haven’t fooled me …
Oh, don’t ask me! It seems there are always changes happening. I’m pretty sure I did not download jetpack and I haven’t had trouble with tags but the commenting process has become more clumsy and time-consuming.
Some moments later…and I’m sorry because I began answering without reading all of your reply! 🙂 🙂 Anyway I’m glad it’s OK!!
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Beautiful tones here, Karl. And a lot of variety. The first photo is amazing – it was a great idea to photograph the people behind the water and the composition has such nice diagonals. #2,3 &4 all have a sense of fun but then there’s #5 – well, talk about the perfect moment, that was it! The final photo makes one think about people doing essentially the same things for so many years.
“The final photo makes one think about people doing essentially the same things for so many years.” – That’s is the charm of Rome, I guess 🙂
Lynn, what happened to WordPress? I tried to publish something today the way I do since years. They forced me to download jetpack recently, for some new statistic tools, I thought. But now, all my tags are gone. Even worse, the possibility of tagging and compiling seems to be very well hidden somewhere. Did this happen to you as well? I’m too busy (and tired) to start everything from scratch again. 😦
Regards Karl
Some moments later: Sorry, it was false alarm. 🙂 WordPress tried, but they haven’t fooled me …
Oh, don’t ask me! It seems there are always changes happening. I’m pretty sure I did not download jetpack and I haven’t had trouble with tags but the commenting process has become more clumsy and time-consuming.
Some moments later…and I’m sorry because I began answering without reading all of your reply! 🙂 🙂 Anyway I’m glad it’s OK!!
It’s ok … for now … I’m so bored with updates. They always crack with great reliability every workflow. But back to photography now!
Computer updates can be a drag, too…but you have the right idea, back to photography!
Yes!!
Great photos and fantastic B&W as usual.
Thank you very much! Your comments are very welcome.
Great capture!
Thank you! The light in Rome is very special during February.
You are welcome. Rome is awesome!!
You are right. 🙂