New (sub-)Gallery photos

To all of you who have visited my photo gallery in the past, I invite you to see some new photos I recently made while in Washington DC:

http://gandini.unm.edu …ery/WashDC/welc​omeWDC.htm

I hope you enjoy viewing them. Perhaps not as much as I enjoy sharing them through this wonderful world-wide electronic medium, however!

cheers,

Philip:

Excellent images. I enjoyed them. Thank you for sharing them with us.

I've already told you and keep telling: you have an excellent composition and colors. Glad to see you pictures again.

Looks good! The Vietnam Memorial I is excellent.

What's that dirt stripe in top right of the wonderful jefferson Monument photo? I would clone it away...

Pekka:
You know, I hadn't even noticed that blur! Just goes to show, I processed all those DC photos in about 2 hours from RAW to Web, and didn't do much processing on each, let alone take a good look for smudges! I can't believe I missed it. I think it's a bird, since the exposure is .5 second. Can't imagine what else it is--certainly not a problem with camera or "film."

I will fix the photo and replace it on the web.

Thanks again for viewing my photos--you remain an inspiration to me, and many others. And congratulations on what is becoming THE forum for G1 users.

cheers

New Gallery

Hi Guys,

Ive been working solid and havent had much time to play. I actually got a couple hours last night and threw together a quick Pro 90 page to put up images from the testing I am doing of the camera. The panorma link isnt working yet and the other links are very simple tables with some images. If anyone has comments or questions please feel free to make them. The interface is slow as its intended to run from a CD-Rom eventually, and I did this very quickly as I cant take too much time from client work at the moment.

If your on a slow connection I apologize as this will be a very slow site.

My Pro90 Test Page

Anyway, have a good one and let me know what you think.

Rick

Very Nice,

I especially like the Jefferson Memorial

I live in Maryland so this is very familiar to me