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Lovely sunset Igor. That brings back fond memories. I went windsurfing in Cabarete (a few miles from Sosua) three times in the late 90s and did some fantastic dives with Northern Coast Diving out of Sosua. I remember some beautiful sunsets, but utterly failed to capture any of them on film (in case anyone is unaware, 'film' is strip of plastic coated in a light sensitive emulsion, used to capture images). I must go back there some day.
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That is really beautiful Pedro. I'd love to see that printed out really big, it must look great. The reflection on the water is lovely.
Some people don't seem to like stitched panoramas, but when done well like this, there's nothing like it for letting you see the "big picture".
Congrats. 7/7 ++
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This little chap was singing his heart out (although I managed to catch him with his beak shut). He sat there for ages while I wandered off to get my camera. -
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Stunning image Tom. I love the way the clouds are piled up at the left, then seem to stretch out to infinity across the image. Great colours too.
I like stitched images myself, providing it's done well like yours. For a wide panoramic shot, it's the only way of getting any real resolution. On your S2, a single shot of this aspect ratio would only have been 450 pixels high, which just doesn't cut it. Also, if you use lots of separate images, you get a nice flat image.
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I like the way that you've blended the sky into photo.net grey-204. It caught my eye. -
I just looked through your other pictures and found the colour version, which I assume was taken at about the same time. That's lovely too.
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I really like this Colin. Those ridges in the clouds look like the edge of some massive cliff face. I'm sure Michael is right... It probably does only work in sepia.
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I love lions. Great use of DOF. If you stare at it closely, it looks like one of those 3D pictures. -
Lovely shot David. This is one of those photos that grabs your attention as you look through a portfolio. The colours, composition, lighting are just about as good as it gets. 7/7
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What a beautiful, restful picture. Keep up the good work.
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This is great Melissa. Strong colours and well composed foreground interest, but the eye is also drawn away into the distance. I love the snowy 'hat' on top of the tower.
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Nice sunrise and strong composition. I was in Aus in '91 when they had a series of bush fires in Queensland, which made the sunrises and sunsets awesome.
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That's beautiful Jeff. I love the range of colours and the composition is very effective.
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That's a great sky, and the mountains look like they're lining up to be photographed.
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There was presumably a non-smoker out of shot to the bottom right, which is why the smoke is gravitating that way ;-) -
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Wow. What a great picture. It's never really occured to me that you can leave the shutter open that long. Maybe I'll try it next time I'm somewhere dark enough.
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Very well captured. Good combination of colours and reflections. -
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I finally managed to get my stupid auto-focus to do what I wanted,
and not what it did. All I had to do was get so close to this
magnificent beast that the it couldn't focus on the wire.
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![More information about "My wife Ann watching the sunrise on Mount Batur, Bali [click 'Larger']"](http://content.invisioncic.com/l323473/monthly_2006_01/small.4029197-orig.jpg.8f40d4e6c7f7a38cb4b334e037845c34.jpg)
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Nice photo. The soft focus on the bride is spot on.
The photographer at my wedding last year in Moldova was planning on doing a shot with my wife and I, startling a group of pigeons into flight using her parasol. We'd seen one she did at another wedding and it looked great. Unfortunately, while she was quietly positioning herself to take the shot, my Mum decided to get rid of all these nasty birds messing up our wedding photos, and scared them off herself... Thanks Mum!