raybrizzi

Love this. The organic curves of the cat contrast beautifully against the rigid angular geometry of concrete and brick. And you know he is just dying to go in there to see what's going on.

Me encanta este. Las curvas orgánicas del gato contrastan maravillosamente contra la geometría angular rígida de hormigón y ladrillo. Y usted sabe que él sólo se muere por ir allí para ver lo que está pasando.

never mind! missed the description

totally not a fan of the toy camera effect. Don't understand the point.

Just a trick of the light or a camera problem. Not sure how it happened... it wasn't a manipulation. Never happened again :)

Might have been a cliche image, but the curves in the reflections in the waves make it unique.

Terrific. Simple and powerful. And what is that light that they're bowing to?

and it looks like one of them is about to get lucky too!

Scary! Did this start out as a photo or is it a pure digital image? What was it a photo of?

I would have raised the saturation on the flowers. But yours gives a nicer late summer instead of spring feeling.

Looks like we were going for a similar effect. This was in Athens.

http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=7506966&size=lg

I'm not sure what it means, but I like it!

Terrific! Captured the power of the big cat and its beauty as well.

Some people would have cropped this much tighter because of the textbook "too much to look at" philosophy. But it's a much better slice of life this way.

Been downhearted, have we?

I've never been succesful with high key. But it doesn't look like the flash was appreciated!

One of those details of life that i would also be compelled to take :)

I've been using that weak flash fill in this kind of shot lately, flash dropped down a stop or two. it adds detail that would never be captured normally. Very nice with two sets of colors.

I like the illusion of waves in the clouds.

Was this rotating on a tripod or did you move the tripod? Usually when I take panoramas like this from one point, the scale of objects to the sides tends to get smaller, city skylines for example. Colors are nice. I never have good luck with sunsets (for that matter, landscapes in general)

Thanks. I've been noticing shadows more lately and using them more than I used to

In a higher resolution than what photo.net uses, the lines in the leaves and the grains are much more pronounced and richer in color, but what can ya do?