Old Shed
by JeniY

Comment:
Sweet!
I would like it with or without the overlay.

Whatever 12
by Alicia

Comment:
Cool item. Love the processing so that it looks like he is in grass.

Kinda Strange
by LadyK

Comment:
This is different, good different. It's sort of like a sunset and moonlight shot rolled into one image.
Check the WB in your camera? It may be set to tungsten. In any case, this is a very catchy looking scene. I think that you have posted a shot of this place a while back. Purply is a fitting word for the effect. LOL : )

Southwest Christmas
by cgino

Comment:
Thanks for showing us the original too. That's a wild cloud, and it compliments the shape of the tree as well. I see the shapes as the strong point in this image. Your processing added a lot of punch too. The original may work for a good B&W too, because of the shapes in it.

Spectator
by JuliBoc

Comment:
What a sweet shot, in a 1950's sort of way. Lovely.

Oncoming Storm
by qvfd153

Comment:
What a superb HDR shot. My first thought was "southern New Mexico".

More Joy in the Snow
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Good Joy!
What a nice concept. In the thumb, it looks like there is a little smiley in the center.

Ho! Ho! Ho!
by GregoryB

Comment:
What a nice night shot! Thanks for the Christmas cheer Greg. The border works good with the effect created by the one bright light at the top.

Jellyfish
by Kelli

Comment:
This is beautiful. The C P would help with reflections, but also cut your light a lot since it is usually quite dark in aquariums. That would make your exposure times long for moving subjects. The C P is great for outdoor shooting though.
If you can get the composition that you want, you may try a rubber lens shade and put it right against the glass. Dark clothes help with reducing reflections when shooting through glass too.
The colors are marvelous in this. When I saw the thumb, it looked a lot like a whacky camel portrait LOL.

Schumey
by Starbanana

Comment:
Unique and very nice treatment.