>>7595
I think you should read/watch Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou! As should anyone who has not done so already.

I don't want to spoil it too much but it teaches us that we shouldn't worry about these things because there will be plenty of other beautiful places and days to experience.

Tonight, after leaving a restaurant, my boyfriend and I saw the aurora borealis together. We're whooping and excited. Neither of us had seen it before. Then some other people came out and looked at us like we were insane. I was very sad for those people.

Nobody takes the time to enjoy anything anymore and sometimes it even seems like they are annoyed when other people do.

Ah, well. Seems like scenic route gets it.

I agree a lot of people don't take the time to look around.
But I'd like people to also look for the beauty in the minimal, not only in the vast scenery.

poland.

moar poland.

I know its furry, but its the only one like it I'll be submitting.
It just showed up in my inbox today and the openness of the sky and clouds really made me sigh. :3 Very beautiful ;_;

I think that this one is the best. Shout if you want any more.

Beautiful.
7274 has a great amount of depth to it, though looking at these makes me want to bunk off work and go wandering about in the countryside.

>>7276
Thanks man, it's appreciated. I just noticed that I accidentally had the JPEG quality slider in lightbox right down, so I'll do a re-up, albeit only at 1600 by 1200.

Or, well, similar at least.

Wow, these are brilliant. More please.

More H for the visual cortex.
How can I look at all this stuff? It will take hours...

Great works, as usual...

Last sideways picture. Rejoice!

And the last picture of decent quality.

Hope you enjoyed these.

absolutely fantastic shots.

great shots :)

Enjoyed them a lot. My favorites were the night picture of the city, and the sunset-silhouetted tree.

So keep your chin.

In satisfying our instinct to find shelter, we are distracted from our "modern" troubles. Does that sound cold and emotionless? That's okay, cause I'll be dry now...

So please don't be too upset next time it rains

Because it'll be gone before you know it!

>>7694
Turns out there's an animated short for this as well!

http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm4187060

It's raining here right now.

It's the first proper rain in months.

I love the rain.

>>7708
...up!
(How could I forget an entire word D:)

I only ever get sea sick on gentle waters for some reason.

It's like a spooky live painting with soundscape.

Going from arkanoid to this in 20 years. What will games look like in another 20 years?

>>7608

My bet: augmented reality. Visuals and sounds indistinguishable from reality. For some games and many applications, visuals blended into, modifying and/or merging with reality.

Geocaching and other location-aware games set in realspace, or any environment you want in your own room.

And of course, viruses which cause consensual hallucinations, or subtle distortions in visual reality to drive you insane. Or which overlay a hazard with something safe, like making a busy street seem empty. With music playing, or even active noise cancellation, to drown out the noise...

Gonna be fun.

I guess this is related:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdAg_bNoBGQ&

These two are from a catholic cathedral in Lafayette Louisiana.

These two from Biloxi, Mississippi

This one, too.

Tower of the America's in San Antonio, Texas.

I-10, somewhere in mississippi.

The best of these is probably the outer shot of the cathedral. You seem to have a liking for skyscape shots, and fortunately your camera is good enough to pick up wispy meteorological details. Several of your shots have the sun in them, though, which your camera tries desperately to compensate for, leaving the rest of the scene much darker. The outside shot of the cathedral picks up more depth in the shadows because there isn't such a light there. Same story with the flash in the first, inside shot.

Try different exposure values for the same shot; most of your pictures are very dark. Your camera is definitely picking up the details; I've attached a lightened version of your marina pic, which I found to be the most /yuu/. Do experiment with your settings; it looks like a good camera to try out a variety of shots.

Tips for framing good video works for photos:

http://www.digitaljuice.com/djtv/detail.asp?sid=66

>>7578
>>7579
Thank you both. I'll try these out soon.

>>7576
Wow, nice shot. :)