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Great shot.  I think I could have been on that show.. or at least on that tour...

Thank you, Chris.  

No comments are unwanted.  So, thank you for yours.  I wasn't making this shot as a staged one.  We were just hiking and I was using a camera.   This shot was as is.   I slightly darkened the sky in lightroom, just to make the clouds stand out - they were blending with the background and shalowing the background.  And yes, I am known to make photos darker - somehow they appeal better to me. ... Working on that flaw.

A++

Great composition and colors.

This is indeed not a still life.  This is how it is there.  This particular spot is called "tunnel view", I believe

A++ Great image

I love the idea how this concealed nudity attracts attention and maybe more appealing sexually than a completely nude body. 

Bravo !!

Yes, the camera had a Night portrait mode, but it was not on.

The photo is taken in manual mode, this much I know for sure.  I suppose it had something to do with multiple exposures or something... 

bird in central park. Came very close to our table while I had coffee..

I could not stay away but to take a picture. This picture is not

processed in any way. Just straight from the camera

Great shot !!!

The backgrould seems just a little bit over emptied ... but the portrait is still great

Fender custom shot logo sticks out nicely, showing that you had everything in focus :)

This is an awesome picture !!!

You have everything there from colors to eye catching perspective, to mind imagining the music that was and still will be.

I am not sure, what setting resulted in this. Something to do with

multiple exposures, etc. This photo is completely live, no

postprocessing

Can anyone help me learn?  This photo came this way right from the camera.  Can anyone tell me what did I do to make it this way? I wouldlike to repeat this on other shows :)

Magnificent.  This photo has put together the answer to a question what would my ideal woman be :)

This model + photographer skill has drawn a picture of an ideal female beauty I envision.  body, and a facial expression

I am in with the sky colors and lines.  Great subject of the road leading the eye.

This image brings me to the question, maybe some people here can answer.  I am learning photography (on my own, throw forums and articles) and what I gathered that when one builds a composition, it is very important to observe, that if there are vertical lines in the picture (trees, poles, etc...) they must be kept vertical.  Same for if the picture has a horizon, it has to be a horizontal line.   Will anyone say that this picture is slightly inclined to the left and down? 

Anthony,

It is a very-very old image, when I still used point and shoot camera (6-7 years ago), and didn't even think about showing the photos anywhere.  Once found out about this site, this image was already old, but seemed like the best one at the time to present.  

I only use this website to read the forums and reviews, and didn't even see this comment all this time.  Only now, I am researching to move from my other hosting to this site, and will be posting more photos.  

As to this image, it was a random shot, as I gather.  And I made it monochrome, because when in color it doesn't have that dramatic appeal.  Or maybe it is so just to my taste.

In any case, thank you very much for your comment, any input is appreciated.  

Great picture, great work with light.

I just noticed, that it's a little bit not straight - the right side is lower than the left side.

Led Zeppelin are thinking on reuniting

You can still submit this shot to them ....

In 2011 it will be 40yrs aniversary of an album ... who knows ...

Great shot.

I am new to all this .. and was just curious:

How did you come up with the staging idea for the shot ??