deconstructed
by bvlindalou

Comment:
It's perfect in B&W. I'm happy to see you on the front page!

One Eyed Drip
by Kelli

Comment:
It must really be tough being a pelican with only one eye, and no depth perception. I wonder if this one still makes those fabulous dives into the water to catch fish?
ETA, It's pretty cool the way the birds beak looks like it has been tattooed in this shot.

Message edited by author 2012-02-08 22:36:13.

IMG_0311
by Stack

Comment:
This was nicely timed and composed. Getting the biker lined up with the boat mast for the jump was a good move. It looks like an oops from that biker's altitude would cause a "this is going to hurt in the morning" sort of moment.

behold
by briantammy

Comment:
Fascinating image, and excellent technique to make it so believable.

The Apocalypse Cloud
by hahn23

Comment:
Great image, and you knew just how to photograph it too. Well done, and congrats on the 7+ score, not to mention all the publicity with it.

Robberfly with dewdrops
by roz

Comment:
Yeah! Ditto- "Go Roz!!!"

Distant House
by lukask

Comment:
Nice image, with the scene, the light and the contrails adding to the whole of the creation.
I'm curious about the Oly lens on the 5D. Is that done by a commercial adapter, by a home made one, or just by holding the lens to the camera. I have done the 2nd and 3rd methods with odd and end lenses, with varying degrees of success. It worked very good for this image.

Pals
by jomari

Comment:
Unique. And, I see another "pal" in there too, on the left. I like the way this shows the scale of the horse. If his eye had been more evident, it would be even better.

Message edited by author 2012-02-04 21:59:13.

Moves Like...
by jomari

Comment:
Rock On Mick! I see you did this one with your trusty P&S cam too.

Palm Springs, Sunday Morning
by Germaine

Comment:
Love your California style.