Thanks.

Thanks for the tips, @oddballgraphics. I'm going to try some of these ideas.

Cool. Thanks for your reply. I think I'll give this a try.

I'm enjoying these black and white motion shots. What's your technique for tracking the subject while getting motion blur on the background? Do you shoot handheld, or do you use a jig of some sort to keep

Thanks for including my photo in the daily roundup, among some great photos.

Thanks @intrepidphotos. Congratulations on the win!

Thanks @Photofeed. Nice work everyone.

Thanks.

Title: White-Out Tier: Amateur This was taken on Lac des Deux Montagnes, Canada, on a snowy February afternoon. It wouldn't be hard to get lost, if one ventured too far from the shore.

It must be. I have a great respect for the photographers of the past who didn't have all the convenient features we have today. The Praktika LLC was produced between 1969 and 1970.

Nice lighting.

Very nice. I love the water drops.

Tier: Amateur A lovely old camera I found, bought, and resold online about a year ago. Shot with a Pentax K10D and SMC Pentax-M 1:2 50mm. I think good product photos really help sell items, even second-hand.

Here's my entry, entitled Endless Snow. Tier: Amature Date taken: February 2nd, 2019

Cool. Thanks @chocolatescorpi.

Title: X-Z Grid Tier: Amateur I'm enjoying these contests. May the best photo win.

Welcome back.

Thanks @cryptoknight12. Capturing the sun is always a challenge.

You could have two separate deadlines: one to post a contest entry, and one to vote. For example, participants have three days to enter a photo, and then when the entries are all in, the voting opens up,

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