It's Mine. ALL Mine.
by karmat

Comment:
freaking hilarious! not to mention a great shot. here's for blue ribbons ;-)

IMG_3894 (Small).JPG
by RayEthier

Comment:
Man, I'd love to know what lens that was, or know how close you got there. I Tried getting one with an 80-400 and just couldn't get close enough. Even got one like this with the fish. If I'd been this close I could have gotten the chicks. sigh.

Dance of the Dandelion
by alfresco

Comment:
JP ROxorz!!! Sweet shot dude. Hola from Montana :-)

O M G !!!
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
dude, next time, get a piece of nicely cleaned glass and reflect the flame in it. much less painfull ;-)

Trillium
by gardener

Comment:
the stick up right is a bit distracting, the placement should be looked at with a more critica eyes when approaching the subjet. try thirds to start, this central works better when you have a much tighter crop, or when you're shooting through some out of focus elements to bring you in from the edges.

Sweat
by rasdub

Comment:
sweet shot dave, gave it an 8, considering the competition in this challenge this did extremely well.

Bringin' the Heat
by jenesis

Comment:
schweet, the long awaited ribbon. fantastico!

A Mortal Flee
by TrynityRose

Comment:
aaah, noooo!!! hide it!! thats at top 20 in single light source!!!

Message edited by author 2006-05-24 17:43:25.

A Mortal Flee
by TrynityRose

Comment:
schweet!! love it.

Early Arrivals
by Prism

Comment:
Take this shot for an example of what I was talking about.



One exposure for the sky and water, one for the land. I layerd them, and erased the parts of the sky exposure to get the land to show through. tip - use the eraser at about 25% opacity at the edges, to make it look more natural.

There's also some heavey hue/sat neat image, and other stuff going on there, I was going for a Rikki look ;-)