Timothy S. Allen

This is another view of the MiroSF building looking up using a 16-300mm at 77mm on a Canon 70D, a crop sensor camera. This image was rotated 90 degrees to the right to create a more graphic sense.

Very diagonal lines with the clouds, and the rocky area in the ocean. Well composed.

Thank you, Pat.

Thank you, Patrick

Really nice. I like how you’ve captured the light rays.

Nice leading lines on the beach. My eyes are led out to the water, mountains and back to the beach by the flowing long clouds. Nicely seen and captured.

Some how the clouds above mirror the walkway leading out to the beach. It creates an interesting balance to the image.

Very nice use of a long exposure.

Wonderful to have the building in the mid-ground. It really gives a perspective to the entire photograph.

Love the “By the Deep Sea” with its “S” curve. Leads my eye directly to the curing water coming into the beach above.

Great clouds. Seems like a disturbing event taking place.

Nik Silver Efex Pro is a fantastic software for B&W. It’s one of my favorite go to programs.

A beautiful image and tack sharp focus.

A very nice expansive image.

I was out shooting early Sunday morning in the South East area of Sonoma County, California. It’s pastoral and lots of hills, sheep, and cattle. I was working on the ultrawide angle assignment shooting with a Tamron 16-300mm lens at 16mm. It’s attached to a Canon 70D crop sensor camera.

Thank you, Chamaine.

Graham you’ve really made her a standout. An interesting perspective.

Thank you so much, Graham. It was a difficult time.

I’ve been working on this image off and on trying to gain more sense of the emotions attached to it. Using selective colors gave me another opportunity. Thanks to Rob for this week’s project.

Thank you, ElinL.

Here is a ride from the Marin County Fair that I found.