longbachnguyen

This is ridge line on a mountain in the North Cascades Range. Looking

for critiques or comments.

Thank You so much for your comments and are greatly appreciated.

Cheers,

Long

This is an aerial image of a small valley with trees and shadows on

all side. I like to view these trees and shadows are human. In this

case all the big trees are standing around looking after these little

trees as children play in a playground.

I like to use my imagination when come to trees and shadows.

Comments or critiques are greatly appreciated.

Cheers, Long

Hi Gregory

I have a sky filter on my lens.  The forward cockpit windshield has a blue tint which act like a polarize filter.  It was a beautiful blue sky.  I made very small post editing with cropping and minor adjustment on the contrast.

Thank you so much for your comments and critiques and very much appreciated.  I just want to show others how beautiful and spectacular of the world from my work office. 

Cheers, Long

Thanks Michael for the critique...really appreciated.  

Long

Any comments or critiques are greatly appreciated. This was taking

from an airplane flying at about 85 mph at an altitude of 7000 feet.

Thanks and Cheers, Long

Thanks for the suggestion Eric.  I will take a look. Cheers, Long

These peaks are near Snoqualmie Pass in Washington State. Any

comments or critiques are appreciated. Cheers, Long

Mount Rainier with Standing Lenticular cloud formation. Looking for

comments or critiques. Cheers, Long

Thank You Tony.

Cheers,

Long

This was taking at 14,000 feet in November 08 around 5:28pm as the sun

was setting in the west. Mt Rainier is in the distant. Your comments

or critiques are greatly appreciated. Cheers, Long

This was taking over Columbia Peak in the Washington Cascades. Your

thoughts or comments are appreciated. Cheers, Long

Thanks for viewing and for any comments or critique. This is an

aerial shot over the Cascade Mountain.

This was a changed in airmass at sunset over Seattle. Thoughts,

comments, or critiques are welcome.

I was flying at 41,000 feet when I took this picture. I used spot

meter on the moon for metering. Thought, ideas, or comments are

welcome. thanks

This was taken over Mt Rainier around 24000 feet. Thoughts, comments,

and critiques are appreciated. Thanks