"Illumination"

FRANCESCO: Glad you approved.

 

GEORGE: Thanks for your compliment.

 

HOWARD: Very happy you think so.

 

PNINA: Glad you like this.

 

CONNI: Very glad that it had inspired you!

 

RICK: Thanks for your input. Indeed got to be a bit judicial with all the effect available. ^_^

 

KRISTIN: Very glad you like this.

 

LINDA: Appreciative of feedback from a veteran like yourself.

 

ALLON: Just give me a little advance notice, Allon. ^_^

 

JERRY: Thanks for your comment. It's amazing what one can come up with when forced into a situation (in my case, a long, stationary hold at home.)

 

CAMILO: Very glad you think so.

 

KEN: Thanks for your compliment!

 

KIM: I guess it's personal. Some likes it hot. And some, not. ^_^

 

CHERLYN: Thanks. That's probably the best comment, (craning your neck up to look at it.)

 

LEON: Again, thanks for the comment. I do want to communicate the height. ^_^

 

TAN: You're too kind!

 

PAULA: Glad you prefer the original version that takes you up in orbit. ^_^

 

CHRIS: Thank you, Sir!

 

COLIN: It can indeed be tacky. Tried it out a few times and even let my kids vote on them. ^_^

 

SL: Thank you much for your compliment.

 

Wilson

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Sorry I'm late. What more can I say. I love the lens flares, the composition, the angle of view, the stars in the dark blue sky, all terrific. I would like to see the original, just for referrence. Very, very nice!

Thanks for commenting, Jayme. Here's the original capture. The sky was about completely dark by the time shot this. I am still trying to find more unique ways to shoot this place. After this past year or so, I have never look at this structure the same way again. ^_^

Wilson your images have such beautiful colour to them. I like how you frame your images a lot. This one is no different. Terrific work.