Rusty never sleeps.

[Tom K.]

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/208/497123358_591d800c70_o.jpg

[Marc Muench]

Tom,

Great foreground and sky:clap Very great foreground:barb

However, the two just are not together! Sometimes a straight horizon works in the center of the frame and usually not, which is the case here.

[hawkeye978]

Tom,

I love your pictures that you are posting here and on your different websites. Are you doing a lot of PP to get the contrast range or are you just waiting for the morning/evening light to give you these images?

[Tom K.]

Tom,

I love your pictures that you are posting here and on your different websites. Are you doing a lot of PP to get the contrast range or are you just waiting for the morning/evening light to give you these images?

Thank you. I have been using a Graduated Nuetral Density filters on my landscape work as of late and it really does work wonders if used properly.

[hawkeye978]

Thanks for the information, I'll have to look into that myself.

[Marc Muench]

Thank you. I have been using a Graduated Nuetral Density filters on my landscape work as of late and it really does work wonders if used properly.

:thumb "if used properly" is the key and you have definitely done so here.

[STLMach1]

Wow, Tom, another fantastic shot. It's obvious I have a LOT to learn. :D Sadly, at this point, I'm not even sure what a Graduated Nuetral Density is. Is this a PP trick I presume? Regardless, great capture!

Thanks,
- Michael

[erick]

yes really nice shot

[LilleG]

Great colors! The brightness just above the horizon tends to pull my eye. I think it would also make a great image if cropped down to the top of the water.

[Octaliva]

Wow!! Wonderful shot1

Thanks for sharing this beautiful shot.