Mount Blanca
by Sammie

Comment by Discraft:
WOW great image. I love the yellow tones on the top of the mountain, the colors are really great. Very nice indeed, kind find anything to point out. Very cool. keep it up.

Remember The Slide Rule?
by Sammie

Comment by dipaulk:
I actually never did learn to use one of those things. Good subject, focus, colors and composition.

Mount Blanca
by Sammie

Comment by nordicgirl:
Very beautiful capture... colors of mountain and sky... blue reflections...

Mount Blanca
by Sammie

Comment by jpochard:
Beautiful place. Nice shot. I would have straightened it just a bit and cropped some of the sky out.

Mount Blanca
by Sammie

Comment by Prof_Fate:
The sun is pretty on the mountain top, but the sky is a putrid green shade. Also, the foreground is too dark to be seen, but not so dark as to recede from view - I ask myself why you left it there - what is in teh foreground you want me to see, and i see nothing. crop out the swampy river and burn the foregrounf, mask the sky and change it';s hue to blue.

Remember The Slide Rule?
by Sammie

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Hmmm... No. No, I don't. ;-)

Remember The Slide Rule?
by Sammie

Comment by Arcanist:
Great choice of low tech! Like the angles and offsets of the grid, sheath and rule. Everything seems balanced well and DOF is deep but nto distracting at all. The lighting has somehow caused the flap on the sheath to appear greenish as opposed to the black of the rest of the leather and this is very distracting. Not sure if that could be fixed with movement of lighting or in post-process. Overall very good image tho.

...only for a moment, and the moment's gone...
by Sammie

Comment by rayg544:
Congrats Sammie!! Great shot! You should have won a ribbon a long time ago with all your wonderful work!! :)

Remember The Slide Rule?
by Sammie

Comment by jbsmithana:
And to think there was a time when I remembered how to use one. Great focus and I like the choice of graph paper for the background. Good job.

Remember The Slide Rule?
by Sammie

Comment by colda:
I certainly do remember them :)
I think that this could have been a bit more dynamic if you would have got in closer so that the marks are more defined - great image nonetheless :)