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Very good observation Tony!

This truely catches the eye instantly. Excellent capture!

I have to go with John A on this one. There isn't anything particularly interesting in the shot.
I would have levelled the horizon as well.

Hot damn! That's beautiful and almost hypnotic. Love it!

Thanks for the comment. You're quite right about the exposure. Thing is, this one's taken on slide-film and scanned with a rather crappy scanner about 8 years ago. The original was a bit underexposed and the scanner issue didn't help bringing out the darkest values.

I tried to bring them up in Photoshop, but that just brought a awful lot of noise on those areas so I left it as it is.

Your edit looks good. I suppose it's the small size that makes the noise invisible.

At the first glance I thought this to be a shot of someone's tools on a wall.

It's great to see that every now and then someone comes up with a technique that, while still producing photographs as we know them, looks new.

I can only hope to be as intuitive. Well done Cris.

Your filter works well. The reason I asked this is because the sun seems to be quite high yet the colors suggest late evening or early morning.

I like the composition too :)

I like this a lot. Have to say I'm starting to get quite addicted to artificial light and the strange colors it produces sometimes.

Did you take more photos from this location?

How well does this portray the surroundings of the cabin? Does it have

a distant or welcoming feel?

I'd love to go there again that's for sure.

I like this :)

I've taken a few in similar conditions if you look at my gallery. (Think I should try how they'd work in B&W..)

Thank you for your comment on my work.

30 sec exposure.

Do you think this is better or worse (and why) than the previous shot

from the same location?