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Its natural light Mark. Since the lake was behind me, it reflected some nice early morning light onto these hooligans.

I love this photograph! Was it really made in Malaysia?

This is beautiful.

Ah, this is great, I really love its dimensions, the way the glass creates a tonal range.

I really like how you have documented this event. It seems like you are not reporting on it for the world, but for the people there and then, the ones struggling in the river, and even for the camels. This feels both observant and compassionate, especially the one of the man and camel, one behind the other.

I think this is beautiful!

"Perspective, it is but best painter's art." Kiet, you the artist could have chosen black and white, kodak max, you could have even developed your own emulsion and shot with that. I like your vision in Velvia form, I like how you made the effort to get above the corn (isn't this an overhead shot?), and I like the impact your photographs have on this forum. I mean, you have people ranting about the accuracy and inaccuracy of this photo compared to real life, and it's just great.

I love this photograph.

Thank you for sharing it.

As John Karsten commented on another of your images, "Unreal, OK...you've got a fan." This is one of THE efforts that urges me out of doors at 5 o'clock in the morning and to ignore my aching fingers while standing on the edge of black ice in the middle of a river, focusing and waiting for the sun to sneak behind a cloud (or in this case, the mangy crow to fly out of view). My favorite thing about photography is the walk, or maybe the drive in the case of the tornado shot posted back in December; by the feeling of your images I think you understand that.

I like to look at this image.