Last call-Thanks a lot Irene
by Tobi

Comment by Revecca:
Very beautiful, raw and real capture.

Last call-Thanks a lot Irene
by Tobi

Comment by posthumous:
Fascinating slice of life and light.

This goes into my fantasy art gallery.

Last call-Thanks a lot Irene
by Tobi

Comment by jmritz:
Flood. Powerful stuff.

Last call-Thanks a lot Irene
by Tobi

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Irene? Whether hurricane Irene, or IreneM, you get lots of waterdrops either way, right?

I Have a Dream...
by Tobi

Comment by sara79:
Absolutely stunning!

I Have a Dream...
by Tobi

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Awetastic! Well done!

Last call-Thanks a lot Irene
by Tobi

Comment by Neat:
THis is fantastic, just wish it was bigger, but it still has impact. 8

Fireworks in the Nation's Capital
by Tobi

Comment by Jutilda:
I saw a blip of that on tv. Must've been awesome to watch. :)

King Of Congo
by Tobi

Comment by HarveyG:
I'm hard pressed to comment on your image. I'm trying to do them all. Without being too harsh I'd like to say that when shooting animals, especially for a magazine of such photographic quality of NG, you need to get your exposure right. Shooting dark animals or birds is very difficult. Balance the fur and eyes to get definition but not blow out the rest of the subject. NG do allow dodge and burn, it's one of the few PP techniques that they do. So, when shooting animal AND environment shoot in RAW, spot meter the GREEN LEAVES/FOLIAGE, lock the exposure using AE-L, recompose to him and shoot. Try it and you wont get a washed out look. Next step, get the animal to engage YOU, or wait till he does. Try zoom in on his face and get a full portrait, with a catch light in the eyes if you can. there's no harm in shooting in the zoo or animal park. It's perfect to get your technique right before facing a Grizzly in Yellowstone :)

Take Out
by Tobi

Comment by KarenNfld:
Cute!!