leave behind my wuthering heights

[vijaysanand]

I like these very much!

[raveen2u]

nice composing Beachcomber. I always love ur compositions. hey you looks very nice in ur new pic with smile
Keep it up...
Raveen

[FoG]

Hi Beach love the B&W effect on the first and have to say he has the catalogue pose down pat lol nice set matey

[jack russell]

Out on the wiley, windy moors ... you've left me pining, wanting more ..

[beachcomber]

Originally Posted by Hayward Taylor

Hi Steve - another work of art -- perfect setting - turbulant weather and a ruin ... is this your son? .... excellent as always

Thanks Hayward, this is Wills, my youngest son at eighteen, he's not long discovered girls

Originally Posted by shiraq

I like so much your work. poetry and image. perfect cobination.

Thanks shiraq, you are very kind

Originally Posted by jakethepig

I love the title Steve. I've sure missed seeing your amazing work. I'm glad I got back to see these two. Wonderful work buddy. It's good to be back.

Your Mate

Dave

cheers Dave, it's good to have you back

Originally Posted by Dragon

Nice set Steve ! Everytime i look at one of your posts , it leaves me wondering and i like it ! And this is no exception.

Thanks for sharing.

Hi Dragon, I wonder why sometimes too - thank you

Originally Posted by Chewys Dad

Great Captures Beach! That 1st one looks like a scene out of an War Zone. I like the B & W. Both shots are very well composed.
Thanks for sharing these
Michael.

thanks Michael, war torn Wales in the rain mate

Originally Posted by billmac57

Always different, always special, am I allowed to be envious?

Hi Bill, thank you very much thats a lovely compliment

Originally Posted by dvetter

Steve, first shot is very awe inspiring, great location and great shot. The second shot is exceptional, you should be proud to have such a handsome and photogenic son. It was very special to meet William. Thanks for sharing!
Duane

cheers Duane, thats also very generous, thank you

Originally Posted by Preacherman

Yes indeed Steve. Very emotive, and the essence well captured. Who's playing Heathcliffe here? Thanks for these. PAUL

Hi Paul, + thank you - Heathcliffe is Wills, my youngest son at eighteen

Originally Posted by equilution

Nice Steve. You've outdone yourself. That first one is amazing. Very dramatic. Appeals to my every sense. ...and your son....very John Mellencamp. Thx for sharing....you never disappoint.

Jim

His head is swelling as I type Jim, cheers bud



thanks to you all for looking and thank you for commenting so generously

beachcomber

[Angelb]

Hi Steve, I like the B&W of the ruins and the one of William is super model perfect with great composition and a good-looking model.

[skyline photo]

both are good. but the first on is great. well done beach

[kgb224]

Wonderful series of pictures captured by you.

[beachcomber]

Originally Posted by SoxAddict

Wow, spectacular Steve! Your son is quite the model! Love the first one, stunning.

Originally Posted by Fred flyfisher

Well Steve, once again you've shot a couple of truly superb images. Nice shots buddy.

Originally Posted by fstopMike

You have an eye that goes beyond pixels on paper, able to stir the emotions in a deep and meaningful way....

Originally Posted by leonaashlee

Wow Steve...these are really excellent. You do have a way with matching photos and words.

Originally Posted by jennie

Hi Steve! i missed your shots..you really have a way to stir emotions though your photos and words..really love the ruins here..it leaves me thinking and begging for more..

Originally Posted by SusanH1970

I absolutely LOVE the first one....so moody and dark. And hello to your handsome son!

Originally Posted by plangereis

Great set, Steve, but the first shot takes it. Being B&W could not have to do with it, right? Just kidding. The composition of the first shot, and the atmosphere/ mood created by the B&W presentation really hit home for me. Nicely done!

Originally Posted by martha36

These images, especially the first, truly speak a thousand words.

Originally Posted by Kieran2009

Love the setting of the ruins. Very cool place to do some portraits.

Originally Posted by pjflan7

steve, you sure how to blend words and pictures to generate maximum effect......great moody shots...like the 1st in particular

Originally Posted by vijaysanand

I like these very much!

Originally Posted by raveen2u

nice composing Beachcomber. I always love ur compositions. hey you looks very nice in ur new pic with smile
Keep it up...
Raveen

Originally Posted by FoG

Hi Beach love the B&W effect on the first and have to say he has the catalogue pose down pat lol nice set matey

Originally Posted by jack russell

Out on the wiley, windy moors ... you've left me pining, wanting more ..

Originally Posted by Angelb

Hi Steve, I like the B&W of the ruins and the one of William is super model perfect with great composition and a good-looking model.

Originally Posted by skyline photo

both are good. but the first on is great. well done beach

Originally Posted by kgb224

Wonderful series of pictures captured by you.

thank you looking, and thank you to those who commented so generously

beachcomber