The yellow jeep
by jdannels

Comment:
Excellent subject sharpness for a reverse pan shot like this. It is an interesting effect.

Wet Rocks
by roz

Comment:
It is difficult to get the rocks without having the reflective water on them just blow out the tops of the rocks. You got the exposure just right to be able to see thru the water and to see the rocks below. I like the different colors of the rocks in this shot. I am wondering if you used a polarizer for this?

Gonzo
by BlueZamia

Comment:
Excellent find, and good that you took time to shoot the pic. Good depth of field too with this image.

streetlife2
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
Nice colors in this image. It's a good city snapshot with a lot of activity going on in it.

Shanty Town
by BAMartin

Comment:
Wow! What a fun looking place to photograph and explore. It looks in a way like a ghost town and antique scrap yard all at one time. The place should be a museum of some kind. I like the colors of the vehicles and vegetation with the rusty topped buildings. This would be an awesome place to experiment with painting with light at night.

mutual appreciation
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
No way to improve on this image. The B&W takes it to a higher level too. Excellent title. The image is a definite eye grabber for me.

exit
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
I enjoy images like this in which I can easily identify what the subjects are, but not the distracting details. It connects on a slightly different level to my preception of the scene, and seems somehow more compelling to see than a sharp focus, stop action shot. This shot is more like a memory than a moment frozen in time.

Back Door
by Germaine

Comment:
I like the way the colors jump out in this image too.

In The Cosmos
by BlueZamia

Comment:
This looks like a very happy cat. They love dog fennel plants and pine straw.

Approaching SBA
by Germaine

Comment:
By your exposure settings I would guess this is a twilight shot. The aircraft trail helps a lot to make the image interesting, and it does look like a meteor crossing the sky.