The Dream
by Mephisto

Comment:
I like this outtake, I think, better than the entry. To me it just looks a little more natural in lighting, and I like the larger flare of aura in this one.
Nice shooting!

As the World Turns
by swallace

Comment:
You centered the north star perfectly for this shot, to get it with everything else whirling around it. It must be pretty dark where you were to be able to shoot 30 minutes without overexposing the trees. Nice take!

fluid
by Retroesque

Comment:
This is marvelous! The BG, the overlay, the model, the lighting, and the centered square crop with the circular ribbon, all just perfect. It's a fav!

pointingtothemoonforweb.jpg
by slickwilly

Comment:
That's a good title, and I like the blues as well as the field of snow. This place looks like it would be a lot of fun to play on with an air boat.
The composition is good in this too, with the split subjects and graphic horizon line.

full-moon-3.jpg
by Jdroullard

Comment:
I like the silhouette in this shot. I would crop to about half size to make the detail there more prominent, and to reduce the negative space. That's just a personal take on it. It's kind of artsy the way it is now, which is cool too.

Rainbow over Kilauea
by slaakso

Comment:
I like the frame of trees with this shot. Rainbows can be enhanced by using a polarizer if you have time to put one on. You lose a little shutter speed, but the colors get stronger. We have not had a rainbow here in a couple of months now.

IMG_0827-Red-Hot.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
This is a nice still life shot. I like the black and reflections with the red. I don't eat peppers, but they are interesting to look at.

Day 19 - Come Katee come
by GregoryB

Comment:
Outstanding! What else is there to say : )

#1110607 Rain Light
by pixelpig

Comment:
I like this one best so far of your long exposure night shots. Be careful while doing this kind of shooting while driving.

Lake Wendouree, sunset 0081.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
This is sweet! I enjoy shooting places like this at sunset. I like the cloud reflections in the water in this image. I generally try to also shoot a very wide shot or two in every sunset session, even going vertical if necessary in order to get some of the sky with blue in it to contrast with the firey sky parts of the image. There are many times that the best photos are 20 to 30 minutes after the actual sunset, so I keep shooting even though the air is full of mosquitoes to get those shots.
This place looks like a place where I would feel right at home.