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lionking wrote:
I like it!
Jim ^-^!
Andrey, thank you!
stanparker wrote:
Very nice, I like it.
Stan, thanks, glad you like it!
dgdg wrote:
Nice comp.
Shame you have city glow towards the south. If you are shooting jpegs (in camera noise reduction), I'd start shooting raw for your night sky. You'll have a bit more room to fiddle.
I enjoy all the critters that keep me company at night except for a lurking grizzly. Never heard a cat though. When I was out for the dud meteor shower recently I enjoyed bull frogs, owls, a horse, and an entire river bank lit up by lightening bugs like Christmas Day.
David
David, light pollution, unfortunately, is hard to avoid, I got it even in remoteness of Toroweap. But the same city lights provide "light painting" on a butte, so I don't mind.
I shoot in raw only (for the past 5years). And I miss lighting bugs, we had lots of them in Ohio, but the rumor is, hee are some locations in SE Arizona that have them, too.
dbehrens wrote:
Love the comp and capture. . . and would have love to had heard the Bobcat mewing!!
Dave
Dave, thank you! I think its a bobcat because the sound definitely belonged to a large cat,
and I've seen some bobcats in the area.
camerapapi wrote:
I think it is a great shot with great composition.
William Rodriguez
Miami, Florida.
William, thank you!
berenosphoto wrote:
Spectacular, love it very much.
Thank you!
69charger wrote:
Although I am far from being a professional photographer, there is great appeal and composition to this piece. Yes there may be an abundance of noise, but nevertheless it stirs emotions of our insignificance in the universe. A single tiny human, alone in a wasteland, standing before the mesa under the eternal sky. You don't have a photo, but rather a story.
Darren.
Darren,
That is exactly the emotion I was trying to convey, so I am very glad that my attempt was fruitful. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Sasha.
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