06-12-10

koolbeep

yup... should remove that one... will look at my archive and update this picture... thank you!

06-12-10

koolbeep

Hi, this is my first post and i'm happy that i can share my zeiss experience ^_^

06-12-10

JT

Stunning work!

06-12-10

mike k

The higher ISO and fast shutter speed was due to the shot being hand held at knee level. I had to run out between the waves and the sand was too soft for a tripod. Live View used for composition. This shot was taken in Jan. 2010. When I returned a few months later for a low tide, sunrise shot at the same location, I found a large expanse of rocks & tide pools. The seaweed in the above image is tethered to rocky tide pools which are covered with sand much of the year. Mike K

06-12-10

alphazeiss

That is a very nice picture!!

06-12-10

JT

Absolutely gorgeous!

06-12-10

JT

Tim, you alway keep me interested in your uploads. Another great one. Love the lighting, B&W and the girl.

06-12-10

mstudios

wonderful angle and back lighting....incredibly beautiful.

06-12-10

mstudios

nice angle of view and history of the building...Thank you.

06-11-10

modusoperandi

nice one!

06-11-10

philber

Gorgeous picture, Paky! Brilliant!

06-11-10

paky

wow. this shot has the most comments of my pictures

06-11-10

charles.k

Great shot. Simply and elegant!

06-11-10

charles.k

I really like this shot!

06-11-10

JT

Excellent

06-11-10

JT

This is wonderful. If it were not for the random display of pictures I would have missed it.

06-11-10

JT

Wow. That is one peak! Nice contrast between darks and lights! Film rocks.

06-11-10

bajanexile

Thanks for commenting mstudios, it is much appreciated. Regards Stephen

06-11-10

bajanexile

Built between 1220 and 1258, with few later additions, this cathedral remains a pure example of one architectural style - Early English Gothic. Bishop Herbert Poore planned the cathedral in the early 13 th century, but died before seeing his plans realised; his brother Richard, who succeeded him as bishop founded the new cathedral in 1220. Shot as a Single RAW Frame @ ISO 200, 21mm, f/13 and an exposure of 4 seconds @ -1/3EV..

06-11-10

JT

My favorite so far. They are reaching for the sun. Wonderful.