Thursday, 1st November 2012
Death from Above
by Dennis Bocasan
Here's another long exposure version taken at the same viewpoint at Coalcliff, Stanwell Park in NSW. My other image chosen as July's 28th "Photo of the Day" which I'm honored. Taken at sunset with an incoming storm at the far horizon.
Equipment: D7000
Dennis Bocasan
Just another guy with a camera..
Death from Above by Dennis Bocasan was photo of the day on Thursday, 1st November 2012. It is tagged Lightning, Weather. You can leave a comment below.
23 Comments
Tad Bowman
Stunning photograph. Congratulations.
Lorenzo Cassina
The lightning, water, rocks, and color cast are superb. Congratulations Dennis on this beautiful presentation.
Gilad Mass
Superb Work!
Looks like the coming of the Judgment Day…
Aaron Feinberg
Please prove this is not computer generated…sorry this is WAY out there….
Paul Bruins
This is so completely unbelievable… and not in a good way!
Laura Milholland
Maybe “just another guy with a camera” – but you DO know how to use it! And this is NOT just another photo! It is simply amazing. No, it doesn’t look like it would to someone standing there, but you have beautifully executed your vision in a striking way (pun intended?).
Drew Hopper
Totally epic!
Lisa
Awesome capture! Congrats!!!
Adam Allegro
Well done, I dig the treatment.
Alex Mody
Photo of the day, or PHOTO ART of the day? Is it even a photograph?
Natalia Robba
Amazing!! Fantastic work =) I love the colour contrast between sea and sky
Dominic Beeton
This is a devastating image. Photoshop or no photoshop, it still has the power to move.
Pauline Jones
Cool image; can hardly believe it is real it is so perfect.
Mario Gustavo Fiorucci
Amazing!! Fantastic work
Hannes Thirion
This is not photography, it is computer generated graphics.
This is not Earth Shots.
Mike
I like the sky here.
Larry
Outstanding image!
Nancy Nyman
I like the reflection of the lightening in the sea~~brings it all home.
Rita Carbaugh
Beautiful !!! perfect shot, congratulations!!!!
Julie Magers Soulen
Amazing and beautiful capture. It makes me wonder how long you were there and how many shots it took. You netted the big one!
Ingrid Oliphant
LOVE it! And, everyone here knows (or should) that if you’re going to take the time to set up and wait (and wait & wait & … ) and take a gazillion shots looking for the ‘right’ one, you’re not going to post it straight out of the camera. The development of photographs is part of the art. I think this is freaking amazing! Bravo!
Nic Wegner
Skeptical…but congrats. ;]
Prasanth Iranikulam
Stunning !!!!!