Voices from the Past
by canyoncat

Comment:
could you imagine even trying to bring in the groceries if you lived there? man, those people must have been hardcore.

Fujisan
by Rikki

Comment:
wow, what a mountain. aren't window seats great for us photogs? :)

this image has a softness to it that I recognize may be intentional - but only because I'd do it differently I say this: did you try running a large-radius USM on this to combat the tone-flattening effect of the window pane? I tried a 20%, 50px, 0 threshold USM and thought that (from one perspective) it might be an improvement.

Do you know what that squiggly deal on the left of the mountain is? Is that a road, or what? couldn't be a river... but why would anyone build a huge road up that mountain? very mysterious...

What? ... is name of third crater from left
by KiwiShotz

Comment:
you're right, the detail retention is impressive-
check this out-

2560x1920 = 4915200 pixels
711x502 = 356922 pixels

356922/4915200 = 7.26%

Rather than 26% of the image area, your crop was actually only 7.26% - and the detail is still that good. WOW!

Lake Pontchartrain July 2005
by theonemule

Comment:
goodness, what an image. it portends nothing of what came next. this is almost weirder than seeing photos of the WTC

Realm of the Deer
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
holy cripes this is an amazing picture. those deer look like they just walked straight out of the Kingdom of God.

Schoolboy's Dream
by davequick

Comment:
Nice.
great juxtaposition and color treatment.
based on the angle of view, it looks like you were in the passenger's seat - I hope I'm right :)

Shack in Wyoming
by SCI 009

Comment:
My initial reaction to this image was that I was impressed by the near perfect perspective and clean lines of this photograph. Then I noticed the area to the left of the shack... which struck me as weird, because it's unnaturally flat and lower than the rest of the horizon. Did you clone something out there? It really looks weird.

End of the Road
by jrtodd

Comment:
hahah, so true.
I swear I drove by this thing once on the way to Colorado City... but I could be wrong.

Majestic!
by doctornick

Comment:
You have captured this truly majestic animal at a wonderfully active moment. The levels are off in this picture... even an Auto Levels in photoshop would have helped quite a bit. It is a shame that this technical detail was not paid adequate attention.

Bass Harbor Light
by Neil

Comment:
This HAS to be Neil Shapiro :)