By the light of the silvery moon by Dennis by Olympus DSLR Challenge


28-JAN-2010

Olympus E-30 ,Olympus Zuiko 11-22mm f/2.8-3.5 Digital
15s f/6.3 at 11.0mm iso100 full exif

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Miroslav Kral		09-Feb-2010 19:00
All three pictures are special. Light and colours are fantastic.

Guest		08-Feb-2010 22:52
Great series Dennis ! Isn't it amazing how the camera can see solors in the silvery light of the moon ? Goffen

Olympus DSLR Challenge		08-Feb-2010 17:07
Incredible series of landscapes as usual. Each one better than the precedent! But I can't feel any solitude when looking at them, because you showed so beautifully, so alive, that the own landscape holds me and gets me accompanied. endika

Stefan Kaben		08-Feb-2010 01:08
Dennis, it's almost a shame if you are truly solitary when you take these shots. Then again, you have only your camera in this natural wonderland to "distract" you. And, in the end, we all come down to your place to enjoy the view :-) Thanks! For what it's worth, this is my favorite of the three.

Olympus DSLR Challenge		07-Feb-2010 18:50
All 3 of these on the same day? Must have been a magical evening... It seems I get just a few of them with such wonderful cloudscapes only once in a blue moon (they all stick out in my mind :-) These are just amazing shots Dennis - Like all 3! brent

Guest		07-Feb-2010 05:04
Thanks Brenda and Shirley. Not really happy with composition or lighting so I have changed image. Still the same shot but uncropped and another go at PP. Dennis

Brenda		07-Feb-2010 01:24
Absolute magic!! This takes my breath away, Dennis.

Shirley Haden		31-Jan-2010 19:44
The moon was the closest to the earth (I guess by some 30,000 miles) when your shot was taken. This long exposure really gives the water a wintery ice look. The details are great and I don't know how you do this without having a ton of hot pixels! Very beautiful Dennis.

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