Best Photo of the Week.... Continued (Page 2): sunset on long island one of my favorites...

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sunset on long island one of my favorites

bruce Loc: Vancouver, Wa

asylum1972 wrote:

Taken yesterday in Beaufort County, SC. Tree from the movie "The War"...

Gorgeous tree!!

PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area

DB wrote:

Started a new thread to continue the Best Photo of the Week since there are over 350 photos already posted from the first thread...

Here is my favorite..... I bumped the color up a bit ...
River Rocks...Underwater.... no polarizing filter

Great idea, but looks like some are posting to the first site and this one got lost? But then, does it really matter?

jkaye65 Loc: Chico, CA

DB wrote:

Started a new thread to continue the Best Photo of the Week since there are over 350 photos already posted from the first thread...

Here is my favorite..... I bumped the color up a bit ...
River Rocks...Underwater.... no polarizing filter

Hey DB, your photo reminded me of a great artist (painter) that I met in June while visiting Yosemite. His name is Stavast and he works a lot with rocks and water. I found myself standing 3 feet from a 30x40 oil print and I was convinced it was just a photo on canvas. In case you (or anyone else) are interested, his web site is stavaststudiogallery.com.

DB Loc: Myrtle Beach, SC

PAToGraphy wrote:

DB wrote:

Started a new thread to continue the Best Photo of the Week since there are over 350 photos already posted from the first thread...

Here is my favorite..... I bumped the color up a bit ...
River Rocks...Underwater.... no polarizing filter

Great idea, but looks like some are posting to the first site and this one got lost? But then, does it really matter?

yes I noticed that...maybe I can get admin to lock the other one as it really is getting full..... but either place is fine, I just love to see the photos everyone takes...

DB Loc: Myrtle Beach, SC

jkaye65 wrote:

quote=DB Started a new thread to continue the Bes... (show quote)

Thank you for the website..... amazing work when you realize its done in oils.... what a talent. I'm tickled my photo made you think of this amazing artist.

bruce Loc: Vancouver, Wa

Nikonian72 wrote:

A few photos from a recent outing.

The orb weaver spider webs are great! Don't see that very often.

369Kae Loc: Peru,IN

A couple from this mornings sunrise. Right out of the camera.

DB wrote:

Started a new thread to continue the Best Photo of the Week since there are over 350 photos already posted from the first thread...

Here is my favorite..... I bumped the color up a bit ...
River Rocks...Underwater.... no polarizing filter

forbescat

I went out on the front steps to test a setting and this little girl came along.

Walking Home From School

369Kae Loc: Peru,IN

The anemone is gorgeous! Great colors.

Nikonian72 wrote:

A few photos from a recent outing.

SpiffyPhoto Loc: Southern Wisconsin

DB wrote:

Started a new thread to continue the Best Photo of the Week since there are over 350 photos already posted from the first thread...

Here is my favorite..... I bumped the color up a bit ...
River Rocks...Underwater.... no polarizing filter

This is one of my Favorite parks ..... images out of camera

Big Hills Park, Rock Co. Wisconsin

A view of the Rock River

A nice view of Rock River

bruce Loc: Vancouver, Wa

SpiffyPhoto wrote:

DB wrote:

Started a new thread to continue the Best Photo of the Week since there are over 350 photos already posted from the first thread...

Here is my favorite..... I bumped the color up a bit ...
River Rocks...Underwater.... no polarizing filter

This is one of my Favorite parks ..... images out of camera

That path is gorgeous. I'm bet it's that pretty in every season.

RonaldLewis Loc: Chicago, Illinois

I think it is a beautiful shot. It is very different. I don't think I have seen a shot like that before.

RonaldLewis Loc: Chicago, Illinois

Good image. I love silhouettes.

RonaldLewis Loc: Chicago, Illinois

The path is an outstanding image. I think if you moved you camera angle a few feet to the right it would be even better. I have found that varying the angles just a little bit often make the images better.