I thought the same thing, and yes you are.

Perhaps they were, but they also dressed up like various masculine archetypes – a soldier, a policeman, a construction worker, a biker, etc. – and then went for the shock value of acting very over-the-top, while subversively singing about themes like the glory of staying at the Young Men's Christian Association.

Here's one from Indonesia after a massive quake back in 95.

Mike, yeah, hers was about that color but different. I'll have to get her to put it on the computer. And that is a neat picture.

Yes.

Thanks, Skunk.

I look forward to seeing hers.

I've always liked Black & White Photos, especially when they are well composed/done. Mike is a master of that kind of pic by the way.

That's very kind of you to say. Thank you.

I can still see areas where I need to improve my skills as a B&W photographer.

Suddenly, my new people photography branch of my business has greatly picked up. Baby pictures are keeping me busy.

Another quake photo

Yeah but MIke, YOU can see what you THINK you may be doing wrong. All I can see is a picture I like, don't like, or is so so (to me) or is out of focus. I probably 97-98 percent of the time just look at the overall picture and don't actually LOOK (study) it.

Here's an example, from a few days ago: