February (Summer)
by darnok

Comment by bspurgeon:
Lovely scene. Great colors, and not over saturated, captured well in the water. The foreground appears underexposed.

February (Summer)
by darnok

Comment by hotpasta:
beautiful detail through the whole image, a real feast for the eyes, good luck 9

January
by darnok

Comment by gys:
Lovely shot, I gave it a 7 in the free study. My only very minor complaint would be the triangle of concrete in the bottom left that sort of clashes with the unspoilt nature look of the rest of the photo.

January
by darnok

Comment by digifotojo:
Beautiful scenic view, excellent vantage point with amazing DOF. I like the way the dark sky brings your eye back down to the waterfall. The detail and vivid color is right on. Very nicely done.

On the Rocks
by darnok

Comment by Gallatin:
Beautiful

Playing with Fire (Fire III)
by darnok

Comment by bobonacus:
yikes!

Playing with Fire (Fire III)
by darnok

Comment by VitaminB:
Outstanding shot.

My guess is that your in Australia, because it would be a little unethical to try to set up the shot. My heart goes out to you, and your neighbors... i couldnt imagine having to go through something like that. 8 from me.

Playing with Fire (Fire III)
by darnok

Comment by ThingFish:
Amazing photo and far better then the brown. Even better then the winning image in that challenge imo. I can't help but think of the tragedy that has unfolded in Australia over the past few days when I look at this shot and I am wondering if this shot was in fact taken there.
It is a stunning capture showing the insatiable hunger of the inferno very vividly. Excellent detail and the silhouettes against the red hot glow are striking. One can in fact feel the heat radiating from the image. 9

January
by darnok

Comment by bs-photos:
Oh my God is that gorgeous!! Beautiful colors.

January
by darnok

Comment by Ja-9:
Wow...what a beautiful place...did you use gradient filter, can you explain the "Darkened sky with a masked overlay layer"...really curious how to do this in "parts" of photos...wonderful shot...and how did you get the coordinates?