@Susan Harrington Thanks Susan! Means a lot : )

@Ed Verosky Wow Ed! I think this is the nicest comment I've ever received about my work and stuff I post. Never thought about getting even close to Leiter's work though hell yes - I definitely admire His work and the truly original style that stands strong and always will. You're right about having fun! That was me really enjoying the pouring rain for the first time and the slow shutter panning revealed all the moody scene as this painted glow of deep blues contrasted well with a yellow jacket! Was lucky then! Thanx again for all Your kind words!

@Ms. Annie Brockert thank You Annie : )

@Laurel Stacy I have had a live view at the back of my camera so was seeing how much it get saturated each time plus as it was shot as additive layers on Fujifilm (in camera mode) I had a full control. I need to go out at night to search for more of these .

ICM is always fun! Great frames, cool capturures : )) Keep it up!

Nice! Strong workshop background You have! I can only say that the 4th picture worked on my emotions but in all the set there's a great correlation between the composition and geometry of the body which makes those photographs really etheric. I really like it!

What is really cool about Your photo is that You took it perfectly on the eye level so instantly the moment I looked at it, it's driven to look straight into the lion's eyes! What's more is this look gives me feelings like this lion has particularly old wisdom of an animal who's seen a lot but with some sort of a nostalgia feeling. "The eyes chico, they never lie" ; )