IMG_3461_web.jpg
by kirbic

Comment by pineapple:
Much as I trust quick release plates, I would sooner not dingle dangle the camera off the fishing pole like that. But I guess I need to harden up some...

After the Rain
by kirbic

Comment by ursula:
So this was yours, I wouldn't have guessed :) This is such a weird image in some ways, such a disconnect in a way between the top and bottom parts, and yet, so real. Having lived in Wyoming for a long time, I sort of know things look pretty strange sometimes (most of the time) in the desert areas. I really like this image, it's real to me.

After the Rain
by kirbic

Comment by gg3rd:
Interesting montage..

After the Rain
by kirbic

Comment by Nuzzer:
I'm not voting in this challenge but my thoughts if I was..

Either...
a) this used the Expert Editing rules and somehow it just doesnt work for me. It feels like a combination of images but the colours in each were not matched well, or
b) the lighting seen here was in fact the lighting on the day, in which case it is a very surreal scene.
The challenge being expert may hinder your score if (b) is the case.

Against the Fall of Night
by kirbic

Comment by Marjo:
Such wonderful architecture and you've captured it beautifully.

After the Rain
by kirbic

Comment by annig:
WHOA!! this is an attention grabber!

After the Rain
by kirbic

Comment by ursula:
Wow. What a fantastic shot. So many things going on in so many layers, and yet they work well together as a unit. So Southwest :) The light is precious. ~10

After the Rain
by kirbic

Comment by BrianR:
From a processing POV, very good, photographic POV...7

After the Rain
by kirbic

Comment by CapeSail:
Wow. Cool photo. What a great place to see.

White house Duotone_web.jpg
by kirbic

Comment by pineapple:
You're a great contributor both on the tech advice side and with regard to all the other things you do for DPC. But it is good to see some photos as well. Your photo really gives a sense of scale to this world famous site. It's astonishing and must be worth the sweat of the hike up and down.