Recent content by JimFox

Love the subtle pastel coloring, and I also like that you kept the processing subtle, it would have been easy to push this more and make it something it wasn't.

Hey Larry! That's a great capture of it. And it was a fun ride, but I must say I was a bit disappointed and had hoped for more.

How cool is that Michael! And yes, I would not expect to find that in Oregon. This looks awesome in B&W/.

I have seen similar ones in the butterfly pavilion here in Denver, but hadn't really seen them in an environment where they do turn invisible basically.

Hey Trent, that is a crazy looking insect!

That's so cool Alan! I l hate the bright moonlight for making stars disappear, but it certainly is awesome in how it lights up the ground and turns night into day.

That's a great find Larry!

Love the lighting on this! Great job Larry.

I have been super busy with the grandkids, so somehow this one slipped through. But wow! You have gone and really scored here. The Dragons is one that I sure wish we could see up North here. What a really awesome image. One can see the difference between your regular rig and the Seestar, but...

Nice angle Larry. This also shows off their web feet well was one of my thoughts as well.

Love the rock ripples!

Those are my favorite types of places. I have a few of them near my daughters house in Northern Colorado. It's great you have a place like that too.

Super cool Grame! You got awesome detail! And love the drop of water hanging there.

Awesome Alan! This looks really nice and looks like you took it yesterday not 50 years ago! One thing, along the horizon, is there a masking line? Unless it's a thick ground layer. But either way, you can use my method for fixing halo's for this as well, just use a large brush size. It will zap...

I like the additional one. It does change the blue to be deeper.