F40
by Rasai

Comment by Sandymaya:
bella idea...

F40
by Rasai

Comment by Olyuzi:
Good subject matter and colors, but I dislike the ugly gray background platform.

Wave Organ Information
by Rasai

Comment by Rasai:
I hope you got a chance to visit it at "High Tide" as that’s when it's at its best. One of my favorite places to take friends that come to visit me. It's one of the most scenic places in the city. The ships coming and going the people at the Marina flying kites and the joggers... the City Lights at night can be awesome too! The list goes on... I have heard that San Francisco is at or very near the top of the list as the most photographed city in the world.

Wave Organ Information
by Rasai

Comment by mycelium:
I've lived in San Francisco for months at a time but never knew about this thing. Thanks for posting this!

Awaiting Resurection
by Rasai

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Some great subjects with a lot of potential, but I feel this shot is rather plain. Standing them next to each other and shooting from the fron, perhaps from a low perspective, might lend the subjects a lot more visual impact.

Awaiting Resurection
by Rasai

Comment by C_Steve_G:
As this appears to be a set up composition, you could have improved it by arranging the bikes more symmetrically around the expansion joint and facing the sides perpendicular to your line of view instead of perpendicular to the fence. Additionally, the image could benefit from color and lighting corrections.

Nod Rock
by Rasai

Comment by bob350:
Looks like a sculpture that should be ina modern art museum.

Nod Rock
by Rasai

Comment by Mitch55:
Nice setup and light. Seems to have a head and giant eye!

Blue Cheese
by Rasai

Comment by Len Scap:
This shot really has all it takes for a perfect shot your settings are near perfect, I would have maybe waited momentarily until the clouds moved slightly for a slightly brighter moon and possibly then cropped it a little tighter so that the moon was maybe a little larger and taking some of the blank black portion out. then possibly allowing the moon to be closer to the "rule of thirds"( not that that is always the answer) but may have worked a little better here. I know that often when we crop tighter /closer to the subject our images seem to get "noisier" however, a little more noise may have been tolerable in order to get the impact of a larger moon! Good Luck here!

Blue Cheese
by Rasai

Comment by bvy:
Beautiful tones in this one...