DSC_0908
by spiritualspatula

Comment by dahlin:
Fantastic view. I just finished my 6th day of skiing. I didn't quite get this high on the mountain, but had a great time. And I did take the camera out on the slopes one afternoon.

DSC_8126
by spiritualspatula

Comment by dahlin:
The look on his face is classic as well. He looks a little concerned about his studying efforts... or results.

DSC_0908
by spiritualspatula

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Lines in the sky? You may be seeing some minor banding. I frequently have that is smooth graduated skies like this. I can't see them on the monitor I am currently using, however. I'll have another look on a different monitor later.

Looks like a heck of a trip!

Prominence
by spiritualspatula

Comment by mariuca:
Is this for real? Hope it won't be affected by the warming stuff. Wow, so nice to look at it form the coziness of my studio! Thanks!

DSC_8270
by spiritualspatula

Comment by ankursomani:
Like the orange color of sky.

Untitled_Panorama1
by spiritualspatula

Comment by LandzEnca:
Great panorama. I have never tried that with my DSLR and photoshop. I always do my panorama in my phone, which does a very decent job. Made though for LCD screen viewing only. This one should be nice for a print job. Very nice.

The Smoker
by spiritualspatula

Comment by sjhuls:
Very interesting story. I like the moody feel of this photo it goes with the story well.

Abel Tasman Track
by spiritualspatula

Comment by CNovack:
Love the rule of thirds in this composition. The unique tree perched on high catches my attention straight off the bat. I then travel to the blue-green of the ocean that spreads across the center and finally to gaze upon the expanse of land on the far distant shore in the right half of the shot. Great colors and beautiful place to relax and daydream.

DSC_8330
by spiritualspatula

Comment by dvanwolvelaere:
Wow this really caught my eye. I love how the sky is so vast because it shows how huge this wind turbines really are. I love the warmth that the sun gives the picture. The cows are a nice addition as you scan the image, again it shows how big the turbines are.

Sentry
by spiritualspatula

Comment by dvanwolvelaere:
Love this B&W. Great tonal range and use of rule of thirds. I love how you can see the fence line along the horizon.