bryan olesen

July 20, 2006

Your patience was rewarded! Nice detail, comp and OOF backdrop.

July 16, 2006

Very nice composition and perspective from you being up high.

July 16, 2006

Laurie said it. This is not "man vs. nature", but "nature with man". Very original Giangiorgio.

July 16, 2006

Damn, I'll trade ya GH for BCNH. This is very nicely done.

July 15, 2006

...from your rose? Yikes, I'll just pretend to understand what you said you did. Anyway, what an unbelievable trans and a great image!

July 15, 2006

Cool - kinda "Tron"like. Yeah, please share.

July 13, 2006

Nice! I hope you got your moneys worth and have a bunch more to post. Nice simple comp. It's good that you now have the opportunity to do adventures like this. Keep 'em coming...

July 12, 2006

If this was mine, it would be special to me. Nice comp - especially with the lone antlers in the middle. I did try bringing out the shadows with the "shadow/details" in CS2. May help a little...

July 12, 2006

Doesn't get much better than this... Well done Donna!

July 9, 2006

Kim, do you remember that famous cat photo from the '70s "Hang in there baby"? This is sooooo much better. You could probably do very well with this image. Build an industry around it! Very well done.

July 8, 2006

Great lighting Hung. Well done.

June 25, 2006

"Maestro" - the bird and you!

June 25, 2006

Wow, "The Exorcist". Nice one Hung.

June 25, 2006

Interesting. As opposed to Mark, I would have opted for removing the cut-off bottom flower. Oh well. I do like this one Kim - variations on a theme of wild-and-crazy-flower...

June 23, 2006

L u s h !

June 18, 2006

Kim, "Dollie" needs a dress... bwuuuuaaaahahahaha... :-)

June 17, 2006

The "arms" appear to be extruded aluminum or metal. Very interesting Kim!

June 12, 2006

Thanks - would like to try this sometime myself if I get the opportunity...

June 11, 2006

Cool how the top orange "mirrors" the ground shape at the bottom. Nice one Bill. Where is this?

June 11, 2006

There ya go! Gotta say this is probably the most unique night heron image I've seen. Was autofocus fast enough with this combo or did you use manual?

June 10, 2006

David, excellent as usual from you. Were you tracking these or were you pre-focused somehow on a favorite spot of theirs? I'd like to hear - it is so sharp and the details are awesome.

June 10, 2006

I saw this yesterday at work on a bad monitor. Now that I see it at home I have to upgrade my "too cool" to "WAY TOO COOL!". I love this image. So you did it with the "crappy" flash, huh? Well, I will say that the effect is marvelous.

Did I say that I really like this?...

P.S. I would be interested in hearing some tech details on this - lens, shutter, flash power, etc, if you wouldn't mind.

June 9, 2006

These are great. You sure get some unique images with those lit up eyes that you do so well. Too cool!

June 8, 2006

View from Mt. Washington - so sharp. I hope the 18-70 is gonna be nice and sharp like this.

June 7, 2006

Wow, I think this came out really nice. What was the shutter speed if you don't mind. I'd like to try this...

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