rusting your tripod (a.k.a. ignoring the sunset - exerciseII)

big thanks you for all comment and critter

Richard

Is it you or the South Africa experience that makes such wonderful images? jana

Jana - I think living in such a beautiful place does help.

Cape Town! I never want to leave it! Probably!

Actually, I just muck about with the camera, forget the rules, forget what other people will like. Everything's beautiful - people just don't always see it - find the picture.

p.s. It seems to help if you're physically exausted at the time. This was after an exceptionally grueling 35knot+ kite session and an airbourne grain of sand had just cratered into my left eardrum. A very odd thud!

very provocative! congrats!

I know this sounds silly and I haven't actually tried it myself but my immediate reaction was that this should be rotated anti-clockwise 180 degrees. Never the less, a really nice and original shot, thanks.

Interesting angle, have you seen www.photo4me.com you might be able to sell it there.

a very good shot. I like it upside down.

You have ignored the sunset very well.

 

I like this the way it is. However, if the horizon was missing completely, it would be a very exciting abstract.

 

Well done indeed!

i really like the way the colors wash from corner to corner. its like a wave of energy.

cheers,

evan spellman

I said this shot was all washed up?

Richard, once again you've made an image that looks to me like the Galileo probe's shots of Jupiter. My vote, BTW, is to please leave as is. Thanks for this! (7/7)

Knicki! Washed up heh? That bites! You're pushing me even closer! to the edge!

Don, thanks :)