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Stunning image, Anne.  Congratulations on POTW  @annehornsby

Thanx Rob.  @admin-2

Thank you LandS. After looking at my crop with a more critical eye, I agree with more water in the foreground.  As for the slower shutter speed, it never occurred to me as we were sailing past the iceberg. It’s something that I’ll have to keep in the back of my mind though.                        @lightandshadow

Thanx Robert.  It was a ‘grey day’ and I think that affected the water colour.  But the water itself, was pretty grey.  @robertapple

Excellent choice, Pat.  This is a great image! @patography

Thank you, Rob @admin-2

I’m always torn with indecision about adding foreground in this instance.  As the only thing that was there was more water.

But after thinking about it… I understand what you are saying… and I think having the ice a little higher in the image with a little bit more water below, would add to the isolation of the…[Read more]

It was just the angle that the image was taken.  I was a ways back from the edge and totally safe.

Totally agree with the enjoyment of revisiting the old images.  Usually I find some of the images ‘tell me a different story’ than the original version.  So when I do attempt another edit, I will push and pull the sliders to see what happens in the image.  Quite often the result is a different image, sometimes there are only minor mo…[Read more]

Thank you, Diane!  @tersha

Thank you for the kind words, Dahlia @dahliaambrose

Totally agree.  During our visits, we’ve run across several people searching for the ‘vortices’… Apparently there are several in the area.  Can’t remember if they provided healing powers of sorts or just bring peace to one’s soul.

It’s a beautiful place and travelling through the area is a sure eye-opener.

There’s a lot of truth in that statement, Rob.  lol

Air Travel…

The out cropping…  Sedona, Arizona

Great lighting, Mike  @mikebyers

Very nice, Kevin @kevinanderson