The Widening Gyre
by posthumous

Comment:
very interesting collection of images. not sure i detect a theme, but the textures and colors are great on the sky background. nice nod to cubism

The Photographer
by KristjanUnnar

Comment:
I especially like how the photographer's tilt very closes mirrors that of the stacks.

Blue Skys and Bubbles
by meow

Comment:
The title really helps focus the eye. Otherwise, for me this is mostly a textures image.

the road less traveled
by tanguera

Comment:
To answer Lev's question, yes, the camera was rotated for 6 minutes. During that time, it made one entire rotation, which is why there's a single line of stars (except where I switched fingers, which created the individual stars).

I did not move the camera for this particular star shot (I did for other frames but they didn't turn out as well). The tree and foreground are completely blurred out of the image and only appear as very faint smudges, so no, they don't obscure the star trails at all. It's like light painting, where you can't see the person because they're moving.

Fae Cherie
by jomari

Comment:
Delightful

Night Haiku
by lovemelvin

Comment:
Like a classical painting.

January Thaw
by PenelopeK

Comment:
This looks like Helsinki!

Reykjanesviti
by Thorkell

Comment:
Hey, I know this place!

Autumn's Beauty
by KristjanUnnar

Comment:
Nice DOF!

City of Angels
by ryant35

Comment:
Hmmmm, 600-800mm from somewhere in the South Bay...?