Nice Photos.

 Edit. Clicked through. Didn't realise the B&Ws were also of the sculptural exhibition. It is impressive work, for sure.

Yes, they are Winky. Taken at an art exhibition. Why do you ask?

See edit. I like the conceopt of the art. Your photos capture it well. But still don't find the photo of the sculpture of the "wild man" a visually appealing image. The original artwork, perhaps......but I haven't seen this exhibition in person.

Steaming hot

These three photos are my first experiments shooting RAW (processed in Picasa 3)

Thanks Winky.

Much of Mueck's work isn't very appealing in a purely aesthetic sense. Not pretty, but good, if you know what I mean. Part of the power of "Wild Man" is its size - it's about 10 feet tall - and the unbelievable, microscopic detail and realism. It's a bit like being Gulliver in Brobdingnag!

A photo can never capture the power of this work, so if they show any of his work in Canada, it's well worth you popping along for a look. 

Like that one a lot  Sniper - your informal portraits are really good.

Thanks Kev, it was entirely unplanned, one second she was in the dark and the next the sunlight caught her and her steaming rice and I just had to have her, so to speak. 

Youth (2005)

I think I will. It is definitely the sort of thing that appeals to me.

Well done - which one was it J? Can you show?

From our kayaking this morning. This is 10 minutes paddle from the beach down the hill from our place in Vancouver.

Hi Jamie,
I spotted it straight away. Well done and good luck!

All 12 photos have something special about them. 

Just wondered which of the others you like?

Steve D

Guess which one I voted for?

Nice set of pics by the others too. I like "Sheep Skyline" particularly.

Trying to insert a link from Flickr here, but keep getting a blue ?. I don't use these sites, can someone tell how to show pics here from Flickr?

count.d

Highlight the picture on flickr you want to post. Click on the 'share this' icon on the bottom right of the image, select the BBC code, copy and paste it in your Naim reply box, delete the info that is not between [img]s (in my box I am deleting the first and bottom lines and keeping the second) and post.

Haim

Example:

Here is a BBC code from one of my images. To have the picture shown I have to delete the first third and four lines as well as the [url] in the end of the second line.

Green inspector by Haim Ronen, on Flickr

Thanks Haim, but just tried that and it gives a small image but no opportunity to link to a big pic.

Above the BBC code is a size selector that lets you choose 'large' or even bigger 'original'.

Just tried that Haim. The image size selected is 2000 x 1285, I'm keeping only the 2nd line and deleting the [url} at the end. It still just shows a small image on this site with no opportunity to link to bigger pic on flickr. I'm spending too much time on this, so will have another look later.

I'm on a free Flickr account if that changes anything?