moment
by tnun

Comment:
I loved this, the subtle repeating shapes and outlines. A hint of movement, of lack of substance (I want to say of insubstance!!) of lack of barriers between the outer world and this spot.

Thank you!

Liftoff
by cdn1

Comment:
Simply gorgeous. Great capture with its "I'm watching you" moment

Message edited by author 2022-02-11 15:41:16.

Antigone canadensis
by vawendy

Comment:
A magnificent image, and the light is very special, so it would be great to have you provide more information about the image, Wendy, such as: What were the light conditions? What time of Day? What gave rise to this particular "pose"? Plus technical stuff like aperture, shutter speed etc. etc.

Convince the HOA to buy the crew a snowblower :-)
by Bear_Music

Comment:
OK .... I'd like to clarify that the HOA is not that heartless. All driveways but ours were cleared with a bobcat. The entrance to ours is really close to the adjacent one and they missed it for some reason. When we pointed that out to the crew they cleaned ours, and only ours, with shovels.

If it happens again I'm thinking I'll suggest they check for garage doors... if there's a garage door there is a driveway to be cleared :-)

Peace, Love, & Joy : Xmas 2021
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by tnun: I wondered what that was... Hmn: right by "LOVE."

Of course! :-)

This is a fascinating area at the head of Duxbury bay, in Massachusetts.

Message edited by author 2022-02-04 10:17:51.

High Sierra
by HighSierra

Comment:
So Ansel's image ended up just about in the middle of the pack!!

Moon over Half Dome - Yosemite
by Scho

Comment:
Congratulations Glen. A truly magnificent shot and processing. You captured not just a wonderful scene but also a wonderful feeling of stillness.

Monoculus
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by Yo_Spiff: Pleasing and interesting textures. Hummus and a shag carpet? Doesn't really matter what it is though.

Good guess .. Hummus and Sheepskin

Cold, Wet and Windy
by SaraR

Comment:
Lovely capture, Sara. The phrase "folding lines" comes to me for some reason and I always find dry stone walls evocative but the height of these is really impressive.

Roots
by Sisto

Comment:
Lovely layered image. Love your capture of the roots. Congrats!