....... This....is...beautiful!!!!!

Thank you! ^^

I must say, your photography has kinda made me stick with it for myself, I'm actually gathering up a photo portfolio of my own stuff to submit for a university photography course!!!! :D. It's made me realize how much I enjoy it!!! :3

Great! Good luck with it. :) Are you going to post some of that portfolio?

Several of the pieces are up already :P....I'm just not gonna tell anyone which they are XD

I've got I think 5 or 6 from my gallery here, and the rest are all unposted (so far) I may put them up in the future :P *nervous* god, I hope I get accepted XD

Looks like a 3D model. SO PRETTY

Low light photography can give that sort of unreal effect. Thanks!

Strong, virile, jutting.

>.>
<.<

full moon :)

Yah. ;)

I tried my hand at photography for a few months many, many years ago. Seeing stuff like this really makes me wish I had stuck with it.

Great photo. Kudos!

Never too late to pick it up again!

WOW..just wow...

Haha, thanks man!

Dark or not, I think it looks fantastic!

Thank you! :)

Looks fantastic. I wish I had a camera that could do long exposures like this.

Whats the longest you can take? 30 sec?

Worse than that, only 15 seconds.

wow...words can not describe how beautiful this is!

D'aww, thank you! :)

This'd only seem to be half as sombering and hallowed as being there in person. Excellent work.

Thank you. It wasn't very lonely to be honest. In fact, it was nice to be out!

Actually, with a properly adjusted monitor, it looks quite stunning. You've done it again. Nice work!

Thank you! *Hug*

pretty pic hon -

Yay. *glomp* ;)

So... cold feeling. Stark and final.

Cold and stark, like that hot tub at the Marriott..

Stunning work. :)

D: Don't be stunded foreverss!

*Hug* Thank you. :)

Great shot! I guess that Cannon isn't too bad... :P

Hehe, I suppose its just okay. ;) No noise reduction though. *wag*

You have GOT to teach me how you take such lovely pictures.

Sure! When do we start? :)

Although I have my doubts about the composition, I think the lighting is gorgeously evocative... and even with my dark monitor settings, the lighting looks great.

Mark

Thank you! How would you have composed it differently? I really appreciate the critique. :)

Hard to say without actually being there, but I probably would have moved the camera to the left to balance out the monument with the tree -- but that would have altered the angle of the monument shadow, and with the monument leaning to the right as it does, the composition would still seem strange, and the moon would remain near the dead centre.

In a case like this, the choice you made would most likely be the best: sacrifice composition for the beauty of the light. And the light *is* beautiful.

I see what you mean. I wanted to frame the monument in the lower left so the shadow would touch that corner, but didn't want to have the larger tree behind it to draw attention fron its shape. I was also trying to avoid some porch lights from a house just to the left.

Thanks again. :)

Many photographers would object to this procedure, for understandable reasons, but --

Have ever used Photoshop to erase unwanted or aesthetically-disruptive house lights?

Looks cool! ^^

Thanks! :)

Gotta fav that one.

Thanks man!

Sweet! :)

;) Thanks!

>.> *waves hands in an in animeish manner* i need to start traveling

*Grins* Best way to find things.

Creepy but another excellantly done photo Tiberious! I love the lighting in it and the shadows. Nothing more colder and defined than that of the grave.

Thank you!

You're welcome! :)

Oh wow.. the lighting makes this look so surreal. Beautiful work!
What sort of camera do you use for this? I can never get halfway decent photographs of the moon/night sky/etc... I can't seem to find a camera that handles the low light well, even if they claim to have a night setting, it usually seems to be crap. D:

This is really impressive! :D Good work.

Thank you! :) I'm using a Canon Rebel XTi. You really can't get these sorts of night photos from a point and shoot. You need to shoot in a full manaul mode so you can adjust aperture and exposure. There's so much to it. :)

Gorgeous photo, there.

Thank you.