n. gale

working on my low light shots. this one is from a recent trip to

stockholm. i processed the RAW file twice to try to get some detail

in my foreground elements...

comments are welcome.

wow! great picture and great title! nice work.

I welcome your comments as I try to improve.

please see more of my recent pictures of Nice, France in my portfolio.

I was lucky to experience beautiful light, dramatic skies and a

lightning storm on my last evening there!

taken with nikon d200 and 60mm macro lens. i see this little guy on

my hydrangea bush almost every morning.

thanks for your comments and compliments. this was taken in natural light only (no flash), he was looking toward the recently risen sun.

thanks again

Nick

also see more wildlife shots from my trip to assateague in my "animal

kingdom" gallery

http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=662123

thanks for your thoughts.

Nick

see more wildlife shots from my trip to assateague in my "animal

kingdom" gallery

http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=662123

thanks for your thoughts.

Nick

also see more wildlife shots from my trip to assateague in my "animal

kingdom" gallery

http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=662123

thanks for your thoughts.

Nick

Shot this last night during the lunar eclipse. merged 4 shots taken

at interval in PS using lighten layer mode. i wish i had planned on

doing this - i would have set up and taken shots at better intervals!

thanks for looking.

Nick

thanks for your thoughts. more in my seascapes gallery

- Nick

love the colors and the details in this shot. it's beautiful. i also like some of the other hummingbird shots. however, in many of your other shots in this group, the birds (and colt) are striking portraits, but your photo-retouches are too obvious and distracting.

Nick

Your thoughts on this image and others in the series are welcome.

Thanks for looking

Nick

Interested in what you think of my Amsterdam at Night in the Rain

series. Thanks for your Comments

Nicik

Your thoughts on this image (and others in the series) are welcome.

thank you, Nick

incredible moment, but unfortunately the background is too distracting.

Nick

This 2 day old sandhill crane chick burrowed into the tail feathers of

his mom and emerged as shown here a few moments later...the series of

events was precious to observe...see more in my 'animals' folder.

Rapid fire during canon shots with my D200 yielded this shot. this is

one of the only frames with visible flames out of probably a hundred.