Gordan Falls
by NathanWert

Comment by hahn23:
Pretty good effort with the silk water effect. Decent control of highlights.

Angel
by NathanWert

Comment by tanguera:
Great portrait.

Angel
by NathanWert

Comment by EL-ROI:
You got the eyes quite sharp with no reflections in the glasses. Good color and light. Very good for sitting on the couch!

Mutual Aid Fire Response
by NathanWert

Comment by Ja-9:
for me the tilt is just off a bit, good clear shot although

Never Surrender . . . Never Give Up!!!
by NathanWert

Comment by scooter97:
That's a pretty cool capture of that fire. Nice job!

Never Surrender . . . Never Give Up!!!
by NathanWert

Comment by NikonJeb:
Terrific capture......6

Never Surrender . . . Never Give Up!!!
by NathanWert

Comment by EL-ROI:
Excellent photojournalism! You captured the adventure of this tragic event.

Never Surrender . . . Never Give Up!!!
by NathanWert

Comment by gwe21:
I bet that was hot!! great action shot!

Never Surrender . . . Never Give Up!!!
by NathanWert

Comment by andrewt:
spectacular capture !!! dramatic 9

Never Surrender . . . Never Give Up!!!
by NathanWert

Comment by vlado:
Great capture. Composition is good, but not great. I know it's easy to say but might have been impossible to do at the time, but had you got behind the firefighters, and had them as forground features, this might have rocked my world. What might have been possible would be to darken the dude in the reflectors in the background on the left... very distracting.

Now... please bear with me... I'm revisiting a little comment experiment I conducted in the 2009-03 Free Study... something like K10DGuy's comments, but with a twist... the twist being, the story will move from one photo to another within the challenge... also, I don't select just a few photos I start at the first and end on the last as determined by DPC random order assigned to me, with a single sentence for each photo... should be interesting... and you're photo is the 2nd in the series

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What the waves hadn't destroyed during the storm, were destroyed by the fires that followed.