Bruiser-2
by scooter97

Comment:
You were fortunate to have your P&S cam with you. I carry one all the time for this sort of moments. It's not possible to tell that this was done with a P&S by just looking at it here. The color and "de-tail" are excellent.

Nov 06 - Chocolate hazelnut cake
by hajeka

Comment:
No need to elaborate or make any excuses about this! I'm hungry for something like that already, just from seeing this.
I understand the frustration about having to shoot with the P&S cam, but this S C is helping me to learn better how to get the most from it.

P1000663
by spiritualspatula

Comment:
This is definitely a grand "wake up" shot. I feel that the tent gives the photo a story, instead of it just being a generic landscape/sunrise. That's a pretty sky. I like the hint of pink in the snow.

Pipe through the trees
by Aarthek

Comment:
What an interesting perspective shot. It makes me wonder where it originates, and goes, as well as what is in it. I would be walking the top of it if I were there.

Day's End. Journey's Beginning.
by benee

Comment:
It was a good move to shoot this vertical, to show off the clouds.
In this one, the slant in the horizon is something that would bother a lot of viewers. It took me a while to learn to pay attention to that while shooing.

Nov 05 - Old city
by hajeka

Comment:
I agree about the processing and toning. This looks as if it may have been shot 90 years ago except for the cars.
I have always been curious about how those bridges are controlled, and if they are hand operated from shore.

Queensland Cattle
by jomari

Comment:
I like this place, and your photo captured the varied landscape nicely. We have Brahma cattle here in S W Florida too, because they are able to thrive in the heat of the summers here better than other breeds. I also like the long crop.

sunset - Sao Paulo city
by Lelez

Comment:
With the color combination, this is a striking, and very art like image. It's a good image for a P&S cam shot.

cherry-pickers
by jomari

Comment:
It's interesting that you call the equipment "cherry pickers," the same name we use here in the States. At this angle, I thought that there was a crosswalk in the foreground until I saw the "dark sunrise" sign. : )

P1000669
by spiritualspatula

Comment:
The scene is very relaxing looking, even though it had to be cold there. I like the composition in this shot, with the land sweeping across the bottom in two waves, and the clouds going the other way across the top. The trees tie both into each other nicely. The minimalist addition of the tent gives the whole thing scale. It might have been even sharper along the horizon if you had selected an iso or shutter speed to get f4 or 5.6.
It's a keeper, and a reminder of a happy time with nature.