Peter Nowak

Frank, I was afraid to saturate too much. But it seems it looks good.

Thanks to all for your nice comments. However I’ve tried to create the second version:

Congratulations Graham. Amazing combo of colors !!!

Much better. Moreover I like contrast of red and blue – I’d try to saturate blue more…

Voted. Thanks Robert for your work…

I have the same first expression as Dahlia. Legs (especially the left one) seem lost in darkness.

hi Frank, thanks for your comments and your interesting edit.

It’s a tree backlighted. The center light source created circular light reflections on tree branches regardless tree branches positions/orientation. The three had a huge amount of very small tiny branches. Thats why it worked I think.

Voted. Really hard to choose only three…

Congratulations Patrick on POTW…

Nice capture, Patrick.

@jasenkag  @dahliaambrose
Thanks. I’m afraid the light tunnel would’t be possible without strong light source exactly in the center of tunnel.

@diripics  @elax
Sorry I’m late with my answer.
I don’t remember exactly what it was, but I think its statue with spout in winter so without water but with christmas lights. I use long exposition time with focal length change by zoom during exposition. And strong WB change to blue side.

This new title is better I think, Graham. I like the ambiguity of the second title much more.

Thanks Greg… The brightest light was much brighter. I have darkened it yet.

f/5, 1/1400 sec,  ISO 200, 26mm (FF equivalent).

Well done, Graham.

Amazing shot, Tobie.

Congratulations Elin on POTW…

This is extreme example of using WB to saturate and get mood of winter/cold: