mozgur

good idea, superb execution!

 

i'd have the arms entangled with weed too, just like her feet.

Extreme north (and south) has been unzipping fast. Felt shocked,

angry, desperate, helpless and overjoyed by transient beauty, all at

the same time...

another smoke composition. enjoy

enjoy,

f22- 5secs. After reviewing other images, I can say that all images with exposures >=1sec has the same softness. I have also different angles of this view shot at 0.16, 0.2, 0.5sec as well. The key difference between the exposures the local contrast in water. The contrast decreases with the exposure duration. It is safe to assume that every person will have their own choice in the contrast spectrum. For now, I'll stick with this 5sec-version.

Almost a year ago a major storm dumped months worth of rain in 48 hrs,

all streams and rivers were raging for days. Trying to create contrast

between the power of water (and gravity) and the weakness/fragility of

life.enjoy,

Thanks for the support Brad.

 

Let me clarify why I'm not happy. I assume like many here on the PN, my goal is to share my work with larger audience, not really get or give educational guidance/classes as the site editor now tasked us to do.

 

Accordingly, I question my goals and motives in joining PN, if my images will get only few hundreds hits. Seriously, if I wanted to reach only few hundred folks, I could keep sharing my pics with my friends via email as I used to do.

 

Now, as the ratings here, the hope of reaching wider audience is fast becoming a meaningless endeavor. I'd take 25K "real" hits any day even if the pic get all 1s.

 

cheers,

Josh,

sorry to say, your guess is wrong. Look even more closely, you'll realize that there is no mountain(s). In fact it is NOT a reflection at all. If you've been to yellowstone, you should see this right away: this is not a simple pool, but it is a geyser pool. As you may know, such pools have actually big hole in the bottom, where hot stream comes. The change in color, depth are all natural. nice try though.

 

Yes, the angle is very strange, but this is the only way the composition can work.

Thanks Stephen.

I feel a bit down that its getting almost no welcome from pn community, -thus the title-.

 

Hey, it's always hard to accept a bad idea/execution/image etc, but this is life. We are not perfect. nothing is perfect.

Nothing but smokes. cheers,

We need the ultimate miracle to go back to that fateful moment, and lure away Eve from the serpent, thus save all humanity from the suffering.

 

 

Like the original interpretation. Thanks Scott. -I think should work on the serpent a bit more though. oh well, another thing to add to my ever-growing todo list.-

Are we lost too?

another landscape from alaska. enjoy.

Yes it is Dark. There is a real fear that the end is coming and it is

different than the fear of change.

comments or suggestions are welcome,

cheers,

The show is still on. do not miss it.

Enjoy,

Jellyfish adorned with smooth curves and fine lines, they are more

photogenic than bugs and insects. another addition for my thin lines

series.

Another puny attempt to depict unusual -and therefore, fantastic-

views of Alaska. enjoy,

I rarely shoot macro. This my first attempt in multiple exposures to

gain more dof. Thanks for comments,

Hi Ovidiu,

I shot these scene twice about one hour apart. The angle on both is about the same. There are houses and other trees around the pond if the angle is changed they come into view. This is possibly the only angle to get a cleaner view.

cheers,

This was last and only chance of winter shoot in this area. We had the

only useful snow storm exactly one week ago. During a 3hr shoot, I

came across this little pond, with a couple of ducks, which left the

tracks seen on the water on the left. When I noticed them it was

already too late, they were disturbed enough with my presence to leave

a lifeless scene to me. Well, I hope some like this one as is. Cheers,

This is a digital composition inspired by the views at Hatcher's pass.

Comments and suggestions are welcome.

I do not quite understand the sizing on PN. It seems there are certain assumptions on the aspect ratio of the images posted. Although the original size of the images is perfectly OK to show in the original screen, the site opts to show even smaller version.

 

In any case, even the original post may be considered small by some but I refrain posting high-res version of my images on the web. Having seen many illegal copies of images on PN posted elsewhere, this decision should be understandable. Having said this, almost all my panoramas are printed at least 10inch wide. The high-res version of particular image is ~32MPixels in size.

Low-tide in Turnagain shows the nice sandy curves, otherwise

invisible, nicely completing a memorable scenic view. Enjoy,

ouch, i guess that means my other pics are not up to your liking :)

haven't i crossed tall mountains, navigated raging oceans and conjured up things barely imagined?

if none of those can fill the void within, better than flowers, i shall, too, follow your wishes...

 

thanks for comments on my lone flower.