Hi Michael,
BTW your foto of the glass is exceptional.
February was missed and January was ignored.
I'll bite I shared this image a few days ago, but now I colorized it.
Michael, I agree with Grant - that is one exceptionally fine photo. You set the bar pretty high.
Grant that is both beautiful and fascinating. Delicate fractals courtesy of Mother Nature; skillfully captured and processed by you.
The only thing we have around the house that could qualify as aquamarine is a small blue bottle. So I cleaned it up, found an old white board to use as a background, and took both outside to see if I could set up a good shot. I quickly realized that I needed some other element for a more interesting photo. Looking around for something suitable, I saw a few sweet pea blossoms. I cut three of them, arranged them in the bottle, set up my white background, then sat with my camera waiting for a good light and a lull in the wind.
I think it turned out to have a somewhat oriental feel to it, so I simulated a minimalist mat and frame that I hope is compatible with the oriental look.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
Nikon D7500 with Nikkor 18-300 mm; PSE2021, PSCS5 Ny Flickr Albums
Yep, the glasses sets the bar high, but maybe we are up to the challenge.
Love the ice crystals - none here as it is 83F right now. Supposed to get more seasonal temps in a few days.
Nice contrasting colors there Dave. Well chosen image.
I was messing around with my pinhole images in LR and decided to try converting one to Blue Hour. Original image is a 4x5 black and white made with my pinhole camera.
"A moment in time
Immortalized forever
With silver and light"