Dreams of Other Times

: Dreams of Other Times; This is a color shot that I converted to B&W in Photoshop, each equally beautiful (IMHO), but this one more powerful. I had it enlarged to 20 X 30 where it now adorns the wall over my bed. As for those that ask why I use both Nikon and Canon, each has their place in my arsenal, and I will continue to use each. However, it is not the equipment that makes the photograph, or even the photographer. We just happen to be fortunate enough to have nature's easel. The rest is just point and shoot.; Created by: Dshaw.; Tools Used: Nikon D70 w/80-400mm; Created on: January 2004; Image Views: 615; Average Views per Day: 0.6; Image Number: 12342

Comments:

Artsyinchicago from Northern Burbs of Illinois on Dec 28, 2005 at 7:30 PM said:

This has to be one of my favorite pieces off all time! Absolutely outstanding! Thanks for sharing, Jeannette

Jessica Carlisle from Martinsburg, WV on Jun 6, 2005 at 11:35 AM said:

I think this shot has to be my favorite out of all the pictures!! I love the black and white look!

Gary Minniss from Arizona on May 19, 2005 at 1:02 PM said:

I like the color and the b&w equally. I also don't agree that it is just point and shoot. You have to have a quality within you to see the beauty around you, else we would never see such beautiful pnotos.

I have noticed that when I carry a camera (all the time now) I see so much more. This morning I came to a screeching halt on a neighborheed street, just to get a shot of a pretty red bush!

Alandra from southwestern BC Canada on May 17, 2005 at 1:46 AM said:

fabulous! this is one of my favourites too. Hard to choose tho' : )

Hope you will share with us the colour version (thanks)

km from TX on May 16, 2005 at 9:52 PM said:

Beautiful. The big cats are one of my favorite subjects. Most are on 35mm film. Nature creates the show but we have to have the eyes to see it! I know people who never notice sunrises and sunsets.

Nate on May 16, 2005 at 8:17 PM said:

Powerful image, one of my favorites of yours. I agree with you, except that I think it is a bit more than 'just point and shoot.' A lot of thought goes into it, as you show here very well.

There are Jaguars at the local zoo here, the Jacksonville Zoological Gardens. Beautiful cats.

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