Suppaiku 2005-06-20 6:07
As usual, I like yours pictures. This one remains me my grand father in western France : our major common point with Japan is that 60 yeras ago,France was mainly a rural country as well.
I had a look at the workshop and I think it is a bit too dark. But maiby a little darket of this shot would give strengh. It is a difficult thing because it is so easy to burn these greys. But a little darker would help to give them a little more "taste" and "velouté".
Once, please explain what you were doing in north Japan in the 60's. :-)
Cheers
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08-24-2013, 09:16 PM
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To Suppaiku: Reply
I was there (Misawa AB) from 1959 to 1964. First day there I bought a Nikon F. Still using Nikon, now have D4 an D600. I shoot rodeo, landscapes, birds, and dragon/damselflies. I take a lot of cruises but due to arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis, am pretty much restricted to using a walker for mobility.
Sorry for delay in reply. Tom Roach [email protected] I have some great actio photos from high school rodeo bull riding but trek prohibits such photos. Please let me know if you got this LONG delayed reply. Thanks!! 
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