Some swans.

[davev]

Haven't been here for a while, thought I'd post a couple shots.

Thanks for looking.

 

[michaelleggero]

the misty quality of the gray is interesting, i think you might be able to warm up the color and add a sepia tone filter and still keep the misty effect.. that will give you nicer results i think...
all the images have good potential but the gray makes it look dull.. it's a prefrence thing though, just an idea
the 2nd one is interesting, good play with photoshop on that one

Mike Leggero
http://www.michaelleggero.com

 

[jackiejay]

Beautiful pictures I like the foggy look gives it a dream like feeling.

 

[davev]

No play in photoshop for #2.
That's the way they were flying shortly after take off.

The "gray" is fog.
When the temps dip below zero, the warm water from a power plant upstream causes
the river to fog, or steam up.

So if the shots look a little cool, it's because it was -20 F when I took these.

The 3rd shot won the yearly swan photo contest in the city where it was taken.

Thanks for looking.

 

[timethief]

They look good.

 

[Frequency]

Pure Magic; the quality increases in the posted order, downwards...the last image is out of this world, hope you hadn't mistook heaven for earth

 

[Judie]

I wish I had taken these......beautiful!

 

[burgo]

great pictures. don't change a thing

 

[davev]

Thanks guys.

 

[Sisco]

Surreal look to them, beautiful series.

 

[Art Photographers]

The soft light really works with the swans. It completely adds to the beauty of your pictures. Nice Job!

 

[davev]

Thanks again.

 

[Micah]

Beautiful. That's all I can say.