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Taken in Namibia as a storm hit. The light was fantastic that evening, one

of the best I've seen, Thanx for viewing.

Taken in Namibia on the full moon, a few miles from the Sossus Vlei

dunes. Comments and critiques welcome, thanx for viewing.

Fantastic!  Thats Milano for sure!

Great shot Jon! Composition is nice and light perfect.

you must check out the waterfalls near Madonna. Especially now wth the golden foliage.

Best,

Stuart

Taken a year ago in Cape Town, in a hidden cave over looking Table

Mountain. The fog cleared briefly to capture this 2 exposure manual blend

of the cave within and the mountain behind. Comments welcome.

Beautiful!!  Where did the colour come from with the blue and gold? Sky and reflected rocks maybe? I just got a blue 'n gold polarizer and really enjoying it alot.  Great image Kah!

Tried a new technique. Interested to know your thoughts of the image and

processing. Thanx for viewing.

Fantastic shot! Great drama in the clouds and that lightning bolt couldnt be in a more perfect position! For some reason my head is tilting over to the right, like i wanna take a few steps and change the shape of the river and small island. Very nice! Best regards

Stuart

Wow Seung! Saw your photos a year or so ago and everytime i see you new work, very impressed. Beautiful shot! Recognise this scene from a photo done by Pat Di Fruscia, looks like the same place.

Keep it up pal,

Stuart

Last day of 2009. Please let me know what you think of the image and processing,

tried out some new techniques not sure if i have got them nailed yet. Thanx for

viewing>

Fantastic shot!! Very original and eye-catching!

Taken in one of Cape Town's caves over looking the Atlantic Ocean. The setting sun

saturated the red rocks within the cave balanced by the blue ocean in the center. One

of my most difficult shots ever taken. Please view larger to get full effect of the format.

C&C more than welcome, thanx for viewing.

Taken in Namibia on the road towards Luderitz. It had been raining all day but as we

got closer to the coast the sun came out and we had to stop to capture it. Find

panoramic images don't get much attention on this site but appreciate any comments

on what I could have improved on. Thanx for viewing.

Taken on the east coast of South Africa at sunrise. Was a difficult shot, only 30

seconds of light to get all the shots for this panoramic format, timing had to be

perfect. Spent 2 days waiting for those 30 seconds, all worth it in the end. Thanx for

viewing.

This was my first panoramic i had ever done, the conditions were unbelievable. Brilliant

turquoise water and very high cloud that held some amazing colour from the sunset. 3

shots of 30 seconds each merged together, used a polarizer to bring out the colour

even more. Thanx for the viewing.

Thanx guys for the kind words, yeah i suppose the size of the panoramic needs to be really big to give a sense of scale to appreciate the format. They look really good printed 2 meter cross on canvas.

Taken above Cape Town's Table Mountain and the sunset approached, i used the walls

behind me that were beautifully lit by the warm light, to frame this magnificent view.

Thanx for viewing.

Thanx everyone for the kind words.  This was my first attempt at capturing the milky way, but at ISO3200 there was alot of noise that i had to reduce in post.  I will be looking to do this more again in the future trying some new techniques i have come up with.

Yeah david, i know his pants werent exactly photogenic but wasnt going to make him change at 12 at night, we didnt even have a place to stay yet.  We slept in the garden of an empty house near the beach which was deserted.

Taken in a small coastal town on the East Coast of South Africa, got my friend Olly to

keep very still for 45sec and stare up at the Milky Way above. ISO3200, 2.8 at 45

seconds. Thanx for viewing.

UNBELIEVABLE PHOTO!  Really amazing, one of the best shots i've seen in a long time! I would put that on my wall!!  Well done!

Great shot! I like the cacti backlit, their thorns really pickup the light, good control of light too. Really great stuff, 2 thumbs up from me!