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A lot of noise but for the rest.... Beautiful!!

I would love to see more...

Four lovely brides. Photo has been retouched in Photoshop. Something

highly expected when producing pre-wedding photos in Thailand. Critique on

composition, light or even the models pose are nevertheless welcome

Comments and critique are much appreciated ...

Your comments and critique are much appreciated ...

Thank you for you comments and critique.

Best time of the day to catch some fish ... not so hot anymore and ...

what a view! Your comments and critique are highly apreciated. Thank

you.

Thank you for your comment or critique.

Comments and critique are more then welcome and highly appreciated.

Than Thip, a two stage waterfall. This is the 2nd and most beautifull level. I must convess that the 'spot light' is added with Photoshop.

 

Thank you for any comments or critique.

Almost nothing but ocean....... Thank you for your comments and

critique. They are as usual much appreciated.

Not the most original but I found the warm colors were appealing

enough to take a photo. Your comments are very welcome and much

appreciated...

your comments are much appreciated.. thank you

Thank you for any comments or critique.

The exclamation mark was visible in an almost perfect blue sky. To show you how fast these clouds and skies transformed to a completely new and very dramatic sky, these photos are also one of my favorites and where taken about an hour after the !

 

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This is my brother Nic's shot at it. He was just as overwelmed by the apperance as me.

 

The time it took to transform from the first to the last photo was exactly 15 minutes.

This shot should remind you of a photo you kindly commented on. I cropped the final image to get rid of the vingetting and I also switched to B/W.

The brother and sister we travelled with doing their thing :) Notice the reappearing dot.

This is a photo from Nic's camera again. The cloud looks VERY different now but in fact the wide angle has distorted it. The dark spot/silhouette at the bottom is me doing my best to frame the almost fading !

This is a close up of the ever changing cloud. Notice that compared to photo 1 the dot has almost disappeard.

To shatter your dreams and confront you with a far less appealing and very scientific explenation, because of it's hight Mount Cook 'creates' its own fluctuating weather and clouds. There is a famous story about some climbers that got stuck on Mount Cook because of this unpredictability.

 

This photo is made by my brother Nic who owns a Dimage 7 as well but as you can see didn't have a Polerizer fitted.

This shot already shows the development towards the final version. Mount Cook is the tallest mountain of New Zealand and in this shot it's almost like it wanted to underline that fact. "LOOK AT ME!"

The scene was Mount Cook in New Zealand. This small cloud later became the dot in the exclemation mark.

 

I travelled with my brother and together with a (unrelated) brother and sister, we rented a car for 4 weeks to experience and capture the beauty of New Zealand at our own pace.

Note: Kent refered to text that is now deleted and pasted behind his comment. I did this because the previous text contained tumbnailed photos that were part of my portfolio and with this different method (using contribute critique file upload) I can exclude these explaining photos from my portfolio.

Indeed quite funny. Very playful capture. I also like the presence of the smiling lady in the background.

Wow! What a stunning portrait! The exposure is just perfect.