07-19-10

philber

Another pretty one!

07-19-10

philber

Lovely pic, Rick!

07-19-10

bajanexile

Thanks for looking Rick. Stephen

07-18-10

JT

Excellent! No other words needed.

07-18-10

kysham

Thanks, Jerry.

07-18-10

kysham

Very nice shot indeed. Have to agree with kanuck on the details. They are fantastic.

07-18-10

kysham

This was a strobist exercise, with 2 Sony HVL-F58AM flashes triggered wirelessly from a Sony HVL-F20AM flash mounted on the A850. Aperture was intentionally kept wide open to give some background blurring, while a high shutter speed was used to darkened the background, relying on the flashes more for the lighting.

07-18-10

alphazeiss

Oh. That's the new Marina Bay Sands, right?

07-18-10

JT

Love the rich deep colors!

07-18-10

goldrecords

Tranquil and beautiful. Great moment.

07-18-10

rick perry

Stephen - nice shot - we have the same orange lichens over here on the New England Coast. Xanthoria sp I think!

07-18-10

ncups

FUJI Velvia 50, Scanned on a CannScan 8800F f16 1/250

07-18-10

ncups

Just before the begining of heavy rainfall... The photo was actually taken with a Carl Zeiss Jena 65mm

07-18-10

bajanexile

Nice restricted DOF. Stephen

07-18-10

bajanexile

Nice tones. Stephen

07-18-10

bajanexile

Nice splash of colour. Stephen

07-18-10

bajanexile

Nice detail on the stone work below the window ledges. Stephen

07-18-10

luke

like from old (good) movie

07-18-10

shapencolour

Steve, I think corrected version is better.Majority of us nowadays is accustomed to use cameras without perspective control,so sometimes pictures straighten up digitally later on may look "strange". I remember quite well composing shifted images on mate screen of my large format Linhof Technika IV.They seemed to look bizarre at first but this is just how day look after shifting (or horizontal perspective in Photoshop ect. ect.) is done.

07-18-10

silverstudent

Beautiful.