Pedro Can Dance
by Pedro

Comment:
if i ever got a 7 going again, I am throwing this guy into the forums, screw the banana.

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by Pedro

Comment:
your hair grows fast

Sky Symphony
by Structor

Comment:
Holy Cr*p this is good!

Chasing the Sun
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
thats great, I love the moon, nice work with the MF too. :)

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by option

Comment:

Originally posted by option: all from the summer... :-(

Hmmm, thats the California in me, I don't know how I didn't notice!

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by option

Comment:
I like all these, I don't know when you shot these but I hope you have saved something for streams and rivers challenge. :)

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by option

Comment:
this would look great as a huge print!

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by option

Comment:
this processing is nice, its subtle enough to see what the colors were but gives it a nice feel like an old photograph you would see in a mountain store.

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by option

Comment:
I like this process you have worked on, are these with your D200?

I M A G I N E
by yanko

Comment:
I like how you left the horizon crooked. I was talking to my aunt one day who is a muralist in SF and she was asking me about what I look for in a shot and how I edit. And I told her some stuff and usually I try to have a straight even horizon. And she asked why, and I had no good answer, I think mostly its been drilled into me surfing here and on the web. She said that often horizons produced by artists that aren't level are meant to make the viewer feel that they are walking through the scene. Because when you are walking you are never really that straight up and down and the horizon would not be perfectly level. I get that sense here.