davidgavin

...I've learned a good bit from critiques, suggestions, and articles on this site.

One of the many beautiful moments on the flight from N.Y. to Wyoming

A pretty little shroom in the woods.... no bigger than a thumb, but it stood out like a

sore one!

... an alien landscape...

The photo wasn't the greatest but I was intrigued by the thought of the sunset peeling

off the windows

These moments of calm water and dramatic sky are where I want to be, and the ones I yearn to capture! And what a wonderful capture it is. I love the image of the rippling ocean next to the dead calm pool... The patterns lying just beneath the surface and mixing with the reflection give a great effect too... Beautiful!

This was such a peaceful scene on the lake, but it had a really lifeless sky... so I

borrowed one from another shot and added some reflection and color to the water and

ice.

Hi Raghuveer,

I just realized that I hadn't answered your question about my photo from Yellowstone. You were right, it was about 8:30 PM with on and off clouds that day. You've got a beautiful collection from there too.

This is a wonderful capture as well! Is this a part of the same park? Beautiful shot! Almost looks like an aerial photo.

Peace, David Gavin

This was 7 different photographs combined in photoshop elements 2

It would be easier for me to believe that this was a painting!

That's a $eller if ever there was one!

The silence was deafening...

The end of another magical day in Yellowstone

All I can say is wow!!! It's certainly a picture to dream upon....

Can't wait to go back!

The Manhattan skyline, down the drain...

An absolutely beautiful combination of colors! Great view as well. It's a perfect example of what I love about photoshop! Cheers...

Thanks again for looking

Early photoshop work

This was one of the first photos that I started learning eyedropper, brushes,etc. in PS

elements. I hadn't even figured out the clone tool yet... it comes from a big piece of

hidden, wooded property which was turned into an amazing outdoor gallery showcasing

the owner's stainless steel sculptures.

Absolutely magical! You must have been very excited when you saw the outcome. It makes me want to save enough to go there AND buy that lens!

I can't really say where I was going with this. It just took me there

Thank you both for taking the time to view and comment on my photos

I'm happy to say that, other than a bit of level adjustment, this sky was the real thing.

I'll be posting another photo of the same churchyard on a very foggy day, for a different

perspective.

All of the competing angles and shadows intrigued me. Curious to hear what others

think.

Thank you both for taking the time to critique this photo. Much appreciated!