Day-06.jpg
by Ken

Comment by wickee_one:
I love the processing on this picture. I wish I had just a fraction of the skill you have when it comes to processing a picture. I remember my mom looking through old pictures of my grandmothers and seeing some similar to this with the grain and such. I like the colors you chose and how the shadow from the catwalk falls on the sand. It almost looks like a sidewalk there or something. Fantastic job!

Day-23.jpg
by Ken

Comment by SandyP:
That is absolutely AMAZING!! Sunsets like that literally take your breath away. It looks like fire in the sky!

Day-24.jpg
by Ken

Comment by SandyP:
I see you guys! How COOL is THAT!!!!! I've seen pictures of this bean before too, and they all look interesting and different. I like this "whole bean" look. I hope I get to see and photograph it some day.

Day-24-B&W.jpg
by Ken

Comment by hajeka:
This is also my favorite. Can't really say why, but it has such a SF look.

Day-24.jpg
by Ken

Comment by cogerox:
I've seem this before, and maybe even on this site, but it is always amazing, and this is an incredible photo. Clearly this sculpture was designed with the photographer in mind, but you've gotten all of it - the sky, the tiled foreground, the tourists and the cityscape in the reflection. I love the incredible sky color in the reflection.

Day-24-B&W.jpg
by Ken

Comment by joynim:
I actua.lly like this version better the tones seem more smoother

Day-23.jpg
by Ken

Comment by joynim:
We just dont have sunsets like that in NZ that is amazing ;)

Day-23.jpg
by Ken

Comment by Germaine:
Spectacular!

Oct07--D.jpg
by Ken

Comment by EstimatedEyes:
Nicely done selective desat ... you picked an interesting leaf to keep in color, still in the midst of its summer/fall transition. Again, a nice eye for finding beauty in the ordinary. Thanks for joining us on the walkabout!

Oct07--C.jpg
by Ken

Comment by EstimatedEyes:
A great subject. I like the shadows on the creekbed. The upper leaf is a little out of focus and the sunlight is kind of harsh ... might try cropping that and just leaving its stem in the frame, for a darker, edgier feel. Good eye for a subject that's easy to overlook.