IMG_3668-small.jpg
by thatcloudthere

Comment:
It's hard to see all the nice detail on the moose with the backlighting situation. I might try making a mask for the two figures, and then re-adjusting the tone ranges of the subjects and background independently to see if it would bring out more detail without ruining the overall look.

Magic Banana Reducing Machine
by lwkimages

Comment:
Did you try a clockwise rotation so it would look like a functioning (wall-mounted) machine? Very funny anyway! : )

Old Glory
by KaBooM

Comment:
Well, my flag photo is facing the "wrong" way too ... they DO make it with two sides.

When possible, it is desirable to have the Union (the blue block with the stars) in the upper-left as you view the photo; it depends on the circumstances of the photo-op as to whether that's possible.

You could violate "journalistic integrity" by flipping the shot though, I've dont that with one of my prints. It all depends on whether you prefer depicting the sun setting in the East ...

Please refrain from name-calling in the comments. Your opinion of the photo is welcome, your opinion of the photographer is less so ....

Tranquil Tide
by jenesis

Comment:

Originally posted by kbhatia1967: Loved the shot. But what is a flood filter?

I think maybe it creates the rippled foreground "reflection" from the upper image.

But it's an oustanding image however it's done. : )

"This is Charlie Company...Send Reinforcements!!!"
by rayg544

Comment:
Well-done setup.

slash burn
by ursula

Comment:
You might want to enter this into the UN Environmental photo contest; see this thread:
//www.dpchallenge.com/forum.php?action=read&FORUM_THREAD_ID=114459

Frustration
by scalvert

Comment:
Someone has been watching too many cartoons!

This would make a great postcard to sell in college bookstores.

Carbs
by darix

Comment:
Yes, a hydrocarbon haze indeed! Hope you were able to be well upwind to take this. Great lighting, interesting in B+W.

The Vigilante Express
by SamT

Comment:
Is that burning wood or coal (or oil)? Looks like a fun ride!

Burnoff from Sugarcane crop
by Heavy

Comment:
I think fermenting it into ethanol for fuel or composting it would be a much better idea ... unless they're trying to extend the sugercane growing region up to Greenland.