Golden Glow by auntietk
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Third of five.
This is one I did for the Forum challenge. That's Bill on the left, fiddling with his camera. I like this one because it gives you a fish-eye lens view of the entire room.
More tomorrow!
Comments (25)
I love this shot; it's full of color and life and Bill and your house!!
This is one way to save on expensive lenses. My favorite so far.
Wow! Terrific photo!
So, while your guy makes huge panoramas, you wound up making very tiny panoramas! Cool!
I like this best because of the warmth.
Nice capture. Well done
Superb capture Tara. God Bless.
Fantastic capture Tara
Hiya you guys.... And a very Merry Christmas to you both... Novel shot! lol Rob
Love the old pictures on the wall...great reflection captures Tara
Wonderful way to catch Bill in a photo!
Lovely image. Well done.
Oh, WOW, this is interesting and great to explore too, my friend! I love to see Bill and your cozy living room. The reflections and the orange color here are so very lovely.
Yesss! I like this the most too for the same reason, Tara. Super shot here and I like you on your knees :)
lovely
Splendid reflections! Excellent capture! :)
Not to mention you front and center...excellent capture and happy holidays!
Great shot Tara. Bill waiting for his turn?
Excellent render Hugs Susan~
Looks like someone likes pictures.
Hello Bill ! (Love it)
Quite beautiful!!
And this one's even more fun! Especially since both you and Bill appear in the reflection! A really cool capture, Tara!
Third of Five. Also known as Hugh, the poignantly-humanized Borg drone. Needless to say that being a Trek nerd, I homed in on that right away. Now, for the photo! OOOOooooh! I like fisheye holiday shots. I didn't get many of those, simply because...well...I was too busy doing stuff with Molly and Corey and Kate and Corey's parents, including teaching Corey's dad how to make planets out of sidewalk concrete, which--of course--meant that we had to go out and get source material, and--of course--we did that. Anyway, that's not the point of this comment. The point of this comment is that I love this shot. I love the title and the comfy glow this has is marvelous!
Yes, very sharp fish-eye effect & a very appealing warm glow - I like this a lot...