Painted Sunset
by karmat

Comment:
Oh my, such lovely vibrant sky colors! I love how you have the evergreen silhouetted against that sky, this is gorgeous! We have a lot of colorful skies here in NM, but not a lot of evergreens :-)

Day 6 of 50 - Retired
by krafty1

Comment:
Oh, I love the colors on the clunker! Very well done!!! Another way to focus the attention on the clunker would be the square crop, loosely dictated by this challenge :-)

Day 5 Climbing Trees
by jonfrommk

Comment:
Pleasantly different from the usual tree shot, very interesting colors!

Day 5 - A Rose Bud
by Bud

Comment:
A touch of colorful beauty emerges from the evening shadows -- lovely!

When It All Explodes
by karmat

Comment:
Actually, having the fireworks a bit OOF then sharpened gives the shot a unique look that is very cool!

Day04.jpg
by WalesP

Comment:
Incredible detail and great lighting, just lovely!

day 5 - in the shade
by rachelellen

Comment:
I feel for ya', we're in pretty much the same boat in NM! What an amazing coincidence that you purchased a very photogenic thermometer when you weren't even thinking about photographing it... :-) Love the image, it speaks for itself!

Day 5 - South Fork Trail
by runeric

Comment:
Lovely sky colors and great lines!

Day-05.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
Ahh, the famous lighthouse :-) I really love this image, to echo others' comments the lines are fantastic (love the clouds lined up with the breakwater) and the b&w really works! Although you photograph this lighthouse often, all of the shots are unique and original -- what a great skill you have!
(And I agree about the square crop; I didn't like it at first but it is forcing me to do something different so I like it after all.)

Day 5 Early Morning Moon
by jackal9

Comment:
Nicely done for a 300mm lens! Most of those really sharp images you see utilize a telescope, if only a small one :-)
If you are interested in imaging the Moon you may be interested in this article (not mine) I saw on spaceweather.com recently about capturing the colors of the Moon:

//www.colormoon.pt.to/

Again, well done :-)