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I wanted to make just a photo of Seattle downtow, but somehow decided

to include these fishermans. I hope it's got better.

Thank you for viewing!

This is a panorama of made from three photos. I was on the location

this morning. No other photographers noted :(

Large image is better for sure! Thanks!

This is not a typo in the subject. Deseret is a second name of Utah. I

found this spot about two years ago, and several times tried to make

this photo. In my prevous shot with Sony F707, sky was really black,

unlike here. Not sure if this is good or not. Thank you for your comments.

Nice. Where did you find these car, and train? :)

How many shots did you do with this kind of wind? ;-)

P.S. Oh, yeah, I see "paper sheets have been added later in PS"...

Carl sure I do:

f/5.6, 15 seconds

It was really dark :)

Flashlight was "walking" on the "face" of this train, and a little bit on the right side. Basically, that's why you may see the blue color.

Thanks to all for your comments, and I am really glad you like this photo! :)

Vinayak, what is the other way to use window, what do you think? And yes, I rotated this photo a little bit. Maybe not enough...

Hanna, It's really abandoned. All these footprints are from wonderers, like me ;-)

Josh, yeah, Polar Express, sure :) I made this photo a year ago, so I am thinking about copyright to the cartoon too ;-)

Abandoned train carriage near by abandoned Saltair resort, Salt Lake

City. Yo may see a top of this resort on the right side of this

photo. This is a "cursed" resort - it burnt to the ground several

times since 1893, and built again.

This is the Devil's Garden, Escalante National Park.

I wish there would be some sun on these rocks, but it was not there,

alas. Thanks for your comments.

Yes, I had the Cartier-Bresson's "repairs behind the Gare Saint

Lazare train station" photo in mind with it's repetitive jumps

(remember the man and ballerina?). Of course this photo is not near

as good as Henri's. I just like the yellow-blue contrast and the size

of the monument. Thanks!

I was bored with the daylight photos, and decided to walk over there

in the midnight.

Double Arch. Full moon. 30 sec, ISO 100, F4. Used a flashlight.

This is a well-known place - Antelope Canyon near by Page, Lake

Powell. Large view looks better, since I tried not to abuse the file

size.

Thanks!

The large image looks better than medium - leff jpeg artefacts.

Thanks!

Sorry, had to mention this in the tech details:

30s, F/9.5, ISO100.

View the lagre one, please. Otherwise JPEG artefacts are too visible.

Image was compressed to 100k.

Good one!

It would be better with the visible light from the lighthouse.

This was an evening and the light was unusual - small opening for the

sun in the storm-clouds behind me.

Thanks for viewing!

Contour light in the Monument Valley.

Thanks!

There was not too much of the light and I hadn't any tripod, alas.

So, I had to stand still to get this ~0.5 sec image of the green

python.

Thanks for viewing!