@ byron bay
by roz

Comment:
What a beautiful spot Roz. It looks huge with that fisheye on the full frame camera.

Betty's Oceanview Diner, Berkeley, Ca
by BrennanOB

Comment:
This is a superb image. I see that this one didn't just drop in your lap either. It took some planning, good shooting, and a lot of thoughtful processing to get it to look this great. It's one of those shots where the photographer's concept and talent make the end result a work of excellence. Congrats on the new ribbon too!

Over West Palm Beach
by senor_kasper

Comment:
This is another magnificent night shot from you. Congrats on the new ribbon! I offer my condolences to you and to your wonderful friend's family.

Sunbow
by SDW

Comment:
I watch for these things, and see them several times a year here in S W Florida.

heaven-speaks
by tanguera

Comment:
I like this better than the color version. Beautiful to see.

Arizona Meteor Crater
by tanguera

Comment:
Congrats on your good fortune and for being prepared when this opportunity presented itself. It's just "right" in every way.

lunch time
by Denise

Comment:
This is a very good munchkin shot! The B&W and contrast accent the details of the fur and the ground around the critter, and the pose is classic squirrel.

Full Moon 10/6/2006
by SDW

Comment:
You got this at exactly the right time of day to get the blue sky. You must have been using a 1.4 or 2x to get to 480mm. I'm impressed that the trees in the left foreground are in good focus. You were a long way away from them I would guess.
Good shooting, esp hand held with the long lens.

City Glow – Tacoma, Washington
by GeneralE

Comment:
This reminds me of nights spent out in the Fl Everglades. You can use the glow of the cities to stay oriented when it's too cloudy to see the stars. Thanks for the reminder.

respire
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Excellent! The little detail left in the bark on the tree gives just enough hint of reality to not interfere with the interplay of light and darkness. This one hits that level of a photo that you sort of feel instead of looking at for details.