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Joann Winborn
{K:12550} 5/29/2007
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Gorgeous!
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Andre Denis
{K:66327} 1/2/2007
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Nice work Rick!
It's getting late, but I'll be back for more. Your portfolio looks very interesting.
Andre
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john conway
{K:1751} 12/12/2006
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This "works" on so many levels Rick.
The toning is excellent and what seems so appropriate.
The movement in the clouds, are we being dragged to heaven or pushed away?
Have added this one to my favourites, will inspire me no doubt.
regards
John
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Mary Slade
{K:40338} 12/10/2006
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Immediate impact- such a strong and poignant image of the speed of life. A stunning image.
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Kamran Bakhtiari
{K:24054} 12/7/2006
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this is great my friend,very pro,to my fav.
bravo Rick
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Shirley D. Cross-Taylor
{K:174199} 12/3/2006
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Oh, and I've made it a 'Favorite'.:)
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Shirley D. Cross-Taylor
{K:174199} 12/3/2006
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A wonderful 'heavenly' photo, Rick!:)
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Bryan Palmer
{K:-580} 12/3/2006
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Interesting...
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John William
{K:775} 12/3/2006
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Great job on this. It has a "wings of desire" feel to it!
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Tim Morgan
{K:1023} 12/3/2006
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Very nice catch Rick. That is an already fine photo given that extra "ethereality" that NIR provides.
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Michael Charles
{K:4348} 12/3/2006
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A great image Rick......I love angel shots anyway..
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Rick Page
{K:5242} 12/3/2006
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GG I couldn't tell you for sure about the shutter speed.But the ISO was set on the 400 mark. If the ISO was set to 100 or 50 the clouds would have really been on the soft motion side. Maybe I should have experimented with all ISO settings but it was cold!.........Thanks to all for the comments...Rick
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Martin .
{K:24957} 12/3/2006
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Rick,
I love this effect very much.
Well done indeed my friend,
Marty
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The Pilgrim
{K:65073} 12/3/2006
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Wow yes really great effect to this IR image Rick! Great details and a wonderful subject and
composition makes for a wonderful photo!
Great job!
Congrats
7+
Paul Brumit
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Green Gemini
{K:3391} 12/3/2006
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I really like this one Rick! How long was the exposure to get that effect in the sky?
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