"Eye" Dropper
by orussell

Comment:
Wow... clever, brilliant - amazing. Congrats on a very well deserved blue ribbon!

Portrait of a Taurus
by peete

Comment:
This is great!! I've never tried shooting smoke before ... I love the way it shows in the image... and I'm a Taurus :-)
Congratulations on the ribbon!

Edit: Grammer

Message edited by author 2005-12-09 07:20:42.

frozen moment
by arngrimur

Comment:
This is amazing - congratulations on the ribbon. What's even more amazing is what you did to get the shot. This is a fantastic perspective. Great work!!

A Tranquil Reflection
by Jean

Comment:
Congratulations on your ribbon! It is a fantastic shot - I wish I had something like it near home. Great work!!!

Bano de Lluvia en Mexico
by Jutilda

Comment:
I've seen this before on a few visits to Universal Studios - but never in the way you have captured and processed it here. Wow... I LOVE this shot and added it to my favorites. ¡Simplemente Fantástico!

The Stare Down
by Jutilda

Comment:
Wow, now this is quite the image!!! I love the expression you captured on his face, and the color/detail of his fur and whiskers... great job here!

Cold Comfort
by dahkota

Comment:
Wow... what a deep image. This image makes an impact... those eyes! GREAT capture!!!!! I love the softness of this image as well... was that a filter or post processing, or ????

idyll
by datcat

Comment:
Serious color saturation here!! I would love to know how much of that is from post processing. This place looks fanstastic and you've done an excellent job photographing it in such a way that not only can I picture myself there, I REALLY want to go and stay for a week.

FRAGILE
by Rikki

Comment:
I love every bit of compositional element in this shot, great work. My only criticism is that (on my monitor) It looks very overprocessed...

Witpoortjie Falls
by sulamk

Comment:
This looks like a beautiful place! You have captured an image that makes me want to visit this place. My suggestions: It looks like you could use a little color saturation; I haven't decided yet if I like the tilted composition. If you are able to use filters, try a neutral density to slow your shutter down a little bit and smooth out the water, or go back at early morning/late evening.