Reflections in the Reeds
by crabappl3

Comment:
beautiful landscape, strange colours, is this IR?

coming in to land
by Angelis

Comment:
too bad it's tame. Really beautiful photo. /9

"Lightning Strikes"
by briphoto

Comment:
Horizon seems a bit tilted, but other than that this is WOW-photo. /8

Falmingo Resting
by dave2119

Comment:
This one stood out, right from the thumbnail. beak a little OOF, otherwise close to perfection.

Cheese Dip
by Jeff103

Comment:
right in middle of the action. Good shot. Did they survive :)
the headless ppl in the BG are kinda annoying, but hard to crop out and cloning them out would be illegal, so stay they must.

Mona
by cbeller

Comment:
yes thank you very much. beautiful use of cuvers.

Lion Eyes
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
here kitty kitty :)

Light on Apples
by elsapo

Comment:
Very nice. Good light. Maybe the shadow L of the L-most apple is a bit too strong. Good comp. I like the black frame :) Maybe a tad too much USM?

"The Kiss"
by bongo

Comment:
Funny and original. You can do all kinds of thing from that perspective and suggest what is happening out of frame. I'll wait for the sequels :) /8

The Phoenix
by Gauti

Comment:

Originally posted by Azrifel: When you shoot the NL, can you see this kind of patterns with your own eyes or does it only materialize after a long exposure? I have never seen the NL you see. :(

Well, just come over for a visit :)
Re: the pattern. I just noticed it in postproduction when reviewing images. This was a long exposure and the NL are everchanging, so this was just pure luck.
One of my plans for next few days is to go over my recent NL shoots and try to find a nice sequence which illustrates the "everchangingness" of the NL and how they "migrate" across the sky.
Keep an eye on my portfolio.

ps:
lots more NL at my smugmug place

Message edited by author 2005-01-25 21:04:05.