Academy Pano
by Balko

Comment by Lutchenko:
freeky looking shot, it's as if something is moving from left to right defoliating the trees...

Rain on the Mountain
by Balko

Comment by Balko:
Yeah, isn't that funny? I'd have to assume it is a shaft of sunlight hitting a smaller peak -- or the aliens are back. This IS New Mexico (and Roswell is in New Mexico LOL).

Prickly Pear
by Balko

Comment by cgino:
Now there's a familiar sight! Looks like my cactus garden :-) Love the colors, the tilt, the detail, this is sweet.

Rain on the Mountain
by Balko

Comment by cgino:
I love the bright foreground and dark background, the contrast of light and colors is wondeful! Don't we have the best skies here in NM?? :-)

Ristras
by Balko

Comment by cgino:
Oh yeah, the overlay adds a lot of depth and suits the image perfectly!

Rain on the Mountain
by Balko

Comment by Lutchenko:
I agree with the other comments the very regular shapes of the buildings make an interesting contrast with the mountains.
What i that light object way off in the background?

Rain on the Mountain
by Balko

Comment by roz:
wot a contrast in shapes .. the square blocky buildings and the soft curves of the mountains in the background .. the colours too are so different .. love the ominous sky .. i sometimes feel like we're a sort'v germ on the face of the earth .. moving into nature with no regard for its survival .. ..... ..... ...
but i'm just as guilty as the next guy i spose .. i eat .. !! :)

Rain on the Mountain
by Balko

Comment by scooter97:
I like the building designs and the mountain as a backdrop is very effective. Cool lighting here too.

Blanco
by Balko

Comment by sittingonthegrass:
beautiful flower and photo :)

Garden Supplies
by Balko

Comment by colorcarnival:
The thing I love about Topaz is how it can create a 3-D feel to photos. I love the sense of depth that surrounds the tilted blue planter. Beautiful colors here too!