southern california #5
by bspurgeon

Comment by mitalapo:
Looks like a sitting bull to me, but no crazy horse in the horizon. I like how the flare dissects the image.

southern california #5
by bspurgeon

Comment by daisydavid:
The last big rock on the right with the 2 pelicans, I thought it was a bull lying down with it's head raised looking to the horizon. Amazing moonscape spot ;) The flare is wonderful.

two days ago
by bspurgeon

Comment by joynim:
Love this, especially like the title :)

yesterday, today, tomorrow
by bspurgeon

Comment by insteps:
Strange effect here as if the tide has become clouds.

southern california #5
by bspurgeon

Comment by Bear_Music:
Pelican Rock! Pelican Bay! Pelican Dreams have made my day!

transitions
by bspurgeon

Comment by bryan_22:
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yesterday, today, tomorrow
by bspurgeon

Comment by Paul:
I'm going through the entries, stopping at those images I feel have had the benefit of an unconventional eye and dwelling a little longer to try to see and appreciate what you saw. This is one of those images.

Positives: What a great sky (especially that cloud just above the sea on the left) and the moving figures are marvellous too. I really like the highlights on the sea beyond the figures.

Critical stuff: I do like the vignette but I think it could be a tad darker, also this is one of those images that I think would look even better with a little added grain.

Overall: Lovely stuff. Well made.

southern california #5
by bspurgeon

Comment by tome:
I love the flare... looks like when you squint your eyes in sunlight. Also interesting is the horizontal "brush stroke" crossing the diagonal flare.
But anyway... after reading your comment, everything on this image looks like a pelican. :)

southern california #5
by bspurgeon

Comment by dafletchr:
I feel the light's fast movement within that flare. Pretty amazing result.

southern california #5
by bspurgeon

Comment by jomari:
I'm afraid I can't find your pelicans - what a shame. I like the flare. It looks like s strong gust of wind blowing up a stream of snow.