reasonsupreme

You've got my vote!

Perfect timing, composure, and texture. Thanks for sharing.

Hey, gimme some details on what you used on this for the fire... real fire pix quantum pixelized, or one of those fire plugins (of which i've never had the chance to tamper). I usually don't use effects, I go for the extremes in grey ranges you can get when you scan 35mm film at 48-bit. That's why it interests me when someone can get such excellent results out of plugins. iceUP III is done, just a little tweaking, drop me a note. Would like to see more of this style you've got going on.

From an older series. I appreciate all of your suggestions, and he

who takes his time to leave a good critique behind. Thanks guys.

 

Snippets of this at 100% resolution

 

 

http://hometown.aol.com/Reason%20Supreme/iceUP/III/1.jpg

http://hometown.aol.com/Reason%20Supreme/iceUP/III/2.jpg

http://hometown.aol.com/Reason%20Supreme/iceUP/III/3.jpg

http://hometown.aol.com/Reason%20Supreme/iceUP/III/4.jpg

http://hometown.aol.com/Reason%20Supreme/iceUP/III/5.jpg

Would appreciate all feedback on this. This is part III of a set

that finds me taking a markedly different approach than I have done

with past series. Please

href="http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=636134">take

a look at the others in iceUP

, thanks. I will leave

commentary for those who do so for me, so thanks to all those who

have time for a little more than just assigning a rating...

Summer showers. Thanks to those who take the time to leave a good

critique behind.

From older ['02] abstract series. Many thanks to those

who take their time to leave a critique behind.

Well, now that's fantastic. I love having competition in the Digital Abstract realm, it really gives you something to roll out of bed in the morning for. And I really like what you've done here.

 

PS you can get some excellent textures out of simple feathers scanned on a decent flatbed scanner that can handle 2400dpi and up... and considering your heavy use of PS, even a cheapo scanner that can do 2400dpi would suffice. IMO such material would go well with what you're doing here. Keep it up: a fan now, a fan always.....

 

Put this up for critique, I really think more people should get the chance to see this.

Laguna Madre, Tx. Thanks for your comments/suggestions.

Allow me to bow down in submission to your awesome talent..... this is quite the money shot..... congrats and thanks for your showing.

damn sexy, this is you?? here's my number... j/k! you have a great eye... keep up the excellent work!

 

it feels a little dark to me, considering that i'm viewing on my hard-to-balance laptop LCD, which always displays things a little too brightly. my reference CRT would have quite a time displaying much of this, and the CRT has been pretty damned trustworthy when it comes to doing print-out comparisons...

 

just a little advice from a fellow photog...

This is a work in progress.... all comments are welcome, I'm

submitting for critique only to avoid the assholes who give

everything 3/3 (and don't even have photos of their own). Please

take the time to look at it at its largest size. Thanks everyone!

was wondering if you thought it has a yellowish cast to it... am including a copy of what i'm thinking would look good... is great asthetically otherwise. thanks for sharing

quite a few gems in your portfolio, i like to look at it every now and then. btw, there's another "iceUP" up... always appreciate your opinions. thanks!

Bravo

Older ['02] Abstract series. Thanks for the suggestions!

Older abstract series ['02]. Thanks for your comments.

Older stuff ['02]. Thanks for any suggestions.

Where'd you take this from? Thanks for sharing!

One of those classic lucky shots... thanks for sharing!

Excellent candidate for IR!!! I would only suggest trying to re scan to retain more of the highlights and shadows, and this would be excellent. Congrats!!!

Early morning along the Laguna Madre. Appreciate those

suggestions... thanks!

Feedback essential. Thanks!!

Great work. I've begun a new series, iceUP, and would very much enjoy receiving some input from you. Thanks, and keep up the good work.