• Rich42panorama_fish_eye
    775 posts
    6 months ago

    Pete and Minnie,

    Thanks for the comments. The blue panels in the background are gray clapboard wall siding, turned blue in the shadows.

    Pete, this is the whole image.

    Rich

  • Kumsalpanorama_fish_eye
    391 posts
    6 months ago

    Very good idea, you should continue with this project.
    The photos are very interesting and I like them.

  • Kumsalpanorama_fish_eye
    391 posts
    6 months ago

    A good, interesting photo.
    I would crop it in 16:9 format so the sky takes up less space.

  • Rich42panorama_fish_eye
    775 posts
    6 months ago

    I like the graphical elements here and the possibility for further development. I don't think I would have included the two figures. Not sure they add anything to the scene.

    Rich.

  • Rich42panorama_fish_eye
    775 posts
    6 months ago

    Certainly an unusual "flower?," but then Nature has tricks we have yet to understand. The "astronaut" landing on this strange world seems perfectly at home.

    And all in a pleasing composition and framing. I like the shallow DOF.

    Rich

  • 704 posts
    6 months ago

    Thank you Pete.

  • Rich42panorama_fish_eye
    775 posts
    6 months ago

    Danger!

    Nice shot, if a bit scary - I assume you were safe enough from this vantage point?

    Rich

  • 704 posts
    6 months ago

    Thank you Pete. The thing on the horizon is just a sea ship, not a star ship.😁

  • Rich42panorama_fish_eye
    775 posts
    6 months ago

    Pete,

    That's quite a gripping documentary. One would think that we would learn. But violence continues and its perpetrators never seem to stop.

    Rich

  • 704 posts
    6 months ago
  • 704 posts
    6 months ago

    Thank you Kumsal.

  • DanHasLeftForumhelp_outline
    4254 posts
    6 months ago

    Thank you Chris.

  • DanHasLeftForumhelp_outline
    4254 posts
    6 months ago

    Thank you Pete. I'm glad you like them, at least the first two 🙂

    In the second photo the seagull was flapping its wings "hovering" over the cormorant for a good minute or so. The two birds were squawking at each other and making a hell of a racket before the seagull gave up and flew off. I think the seagull wanted to perch on the rock the cormorant was on.

  • RoelHendrickxpanorama_fish_eye
    830 posts
    6 months ago

    Agree on all counts.