There's a hugely appealing quirkiness here. Are they camouflanged predators, or camouflaged prey? Did they decide to wear the colors of trees as part of their annual commune-with-nature retreat. Or maybe they posed for SimpleJoy's A Colored Thread: RED Week!
Crazy fun for me!
Marvelous creativity, as always!
Beautiful colors, light and clarity. The slight details of the background add a lot to the image, I think.
Love the image. The image makes me wonder where the trail goes.
Looks like some sort of time machine to me,
Nice light in a creative shot!
Well seen and captured.
The thin bright line from the spider's web and the rim light on the stem really does make this shot
I like it a lot and I appreciate both the beautiful sunset, as well as the dinosaur.
However I think they are competing with each other here and I feel like the (gorgeous) sunset is winning, so if I wanted to make the dinosaur the main subject, I would certainly crop that to a landscape format, and if I wanted to show the sunset and scenery, I probably wouldn't include the dinosaur at all. That's just my opinion though while looking at a relatively small image on a screen. It might work great printed big.
Beautiful and elegant. I like the composition and minimalistic processing, works very well.
I like how the light changes across the curve of the metal and the organized but kinda random pattern.
Don't think I've ever looked at a whisk this way before, but I will now.
It's a wonderful view with lots of intersting tones and nuances! I don't think you need the foreground though. I'd just go for the landscape and emphasize the colors even more:
I stitched to make a pano. 3rd largest existing colosseum. this one is in Croatia.
The Black and White version is my favorite. I wish I had a few more images so the first image in color could have been the final product.
Canary Wharf at night. High ISO shot messed about with Adobe’s latest de-noise and Topaz Sharpen.
Chris, your nostalgic autumn ritual is a marvelous idea for enjoying Mother Nature's finest season. I think we need the foreground to help understand the scale and distance. However, the shiny wet rocks do distract, IMO. I wonder if you would be able to address that in pp, or do the existing conditions add to your memories of time and place?
This rose has been planted by my 6 years old granddaughter earlier this year and it is blooming now. Interesting that there are different color flowers on the same bush.
Physalis peruviana / ananaskers = pineapple cherry
Thanks for looking
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Very clear reflections in the water. Pretty neat.
Why did you prefer the high ISO over a long shutter?
