Rest From War

GothicVampKitten wrote: That is absolutly stunning. Definatly worth all the work you put into it.

Thanks very much GV. Back then, I really didn't even know what I was doing.

crystalcross wrote: Steve does excellent work. He has a great eye for letting the art in life speak for itself. I can't wait for the day when he publishes, I'll be right in the front of the line to buy that pictography.

Oh stop it! Lol. You don't have a blushing smiley up above, otherwise I'd be using it right now. Thanks CC for the kind words.

I'm expecting to see some of your stuff on here soon.

I've been asked when I knew that my work was going to be good. I said, "That's easy, when I remember to take the lens cap off." Lol, the important thing is to not take oneself seriously, while at the same time trying to pull the viewer into the image; not for ego, but for inspiration for others.

Steve does excellent work. He has a great eye for letting the art in life speak for itself. I can't wait for the day when he publishes, I'll be right in the front of the line to buy that pictography.

That is absolutly stunning. Definatly worth all the work you put into it.

TressesOfNephthys wrote: Ugh, Steve, you're killing me. So beautiful.

Thanks very much Tress. This was a great location; going to try to go there again next year.

Ugh, Steve, you're killing me. So beautiful.

crystalcross wrote: As always, LOVE THE IMAGERY! The background almost looks like a city but I know its not. Great photograph.

Thanks my friend. I forgot I had this shot. BTW, if memory serves me correctly, this photo was taken with the Nikon 18-70 mm AFS lens.

As always, LOVE THE IMAGERY! The background almost looks like a city but I know its not. Great photograph.

Thanks Tammy. This photo was taken in historic Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Rome, Georgia. A great place.

Awsome photo...and where was this taken?