The fullest branch on the peach tree in my front yard. Taken with a Panasonic LUMIX DMC-TZ3.

Sunset at a small reserve in Pakuranga, Auckland. I used an ND8 filter to get a longer exposure and a reverse GND8 to hold back the bright sky.

I had originally posted a shot taken from further out. One of the comments suggested that next time I make the long hike down to the frozen lakeside. I did, already! Hope you like the different viewpoint. Oh and any further suggestions to walk out onto the frozen surface next time will be ignored (smile).

The Fremantle Maritime Museum is an amazing building. It has a "Sydney Opera House" style of architecture to it with a big sweeping shell of a roof which represents the upturned hull of a dinghy. Spectacular lines and aspects everywhere.

An HDR image taken at my local beach...

Nikon D60.

A nebula lost in the infinity.

Created in Adobe Photoshop.

A solitary cloud on a beautiful day in philadelphia. Original here (My flickr account)

Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250) Aperture: f/10 Focal Length: 55 mm ISO Speed: 100 Exposure Bias: 0/3 EV

This is my first work published on InterfaceLIFT, I hope you enjoy it! I found the inspiration by doing the driving license...

Taken at a fruit orchard in Cromwell, New Zealand.

In Winter 2009 I was on top of the Brocken (Harz Mountains, Germany) and had the most wonderful sunrise, I have ever seen. I started the walk at 5:00h in the morning at full moon, needed no headlight. There were about hundred people on top waiting for the Sun. It was a wonderful moment.

Canon IXUS 850IS.

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