Yet another beach set!!

Multi-Million Dollar row!

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ooo I like the last one.

Too bad that plastic fence was in the way in the photo with the $$$ houses in the background. That would have been a great juxtaposition. Still, it's a nice shot.

For a person who was expressing some trouble getting into the photo taking mood, you seem to have made a breakthrough of sorts.

These are good images to fuel the motivation.

Cheers

I like the first and the last one. I mainly like the last one not for the photographic qualities but but the housing themsevles. Such a diverse looks and arrangements to those $$$ houses, makes it a great pic.

Thank you for remembering! Yea I can get my heart in front of my head I think!!

love the middle three.. keep sharing!

what post processing did you do on those?

Great shots, Where were those shots taken?

Mike

you definitely got "the eye" so if you're feeling it, keep the photos coming

damn, those pictures are nice there kawter.
im lovin the colors in your picture..
perhaps you can give us detail
with what you shot with and the lens
and the exif data hehe

mmm cheeers

thank you kawter2

its nice photos , i like the picture on the beach

thanks again.

The last one is fantastic.

clarity wrote:
damn, those pictures are nice there kawter.
im lovin the colors in your picture..
perhaps you can give us detail
with what you shot with and the lens
and the exif data hehe

mmm cheeers

if you look on my blog, I have all the EXIF's on the roll overs and those are and(or) will be there with in the next day or so http://www.ericcotter.​com/blog/

I shoot with a 20d and in those I used a Tamron 28-75mm 2.8 and i think one was the kit lens. (i need a better WA.. Cummon Canon, make a 10mm fish!!!)

Most of the colors come from some a selctive contrast adjustment via curve selection in PS

Very good work, I'm impressed. I've been staring at the photos for a couple of minutes wondering why mine don't look more like that!