Skip to content

Photo / Video Showcase / Archived topic

Heaven's Lamp

Started by laz217 ·

  • 10Posts
  • 10Replies

Read-only discussion

Heaven's Lamp

10 posts
  1. Shot yesterday during the sunrise...

     

    ovr_ndr.jpg

  2. Absolutely gorgeous! Congrats and thanks for sharing.

  3. Laz.....you need a girlfriend :):):)

     

    Karl

  4. Beautiful sky Laz, nice job on keeping the dome clean, not such a big fan of the under part though.

     

    My question is....what were you doing in the water so damn early?!?

  5. Nice line Karl!! Why didn't i think of that.. :)

  6. An original shot, Laz.

     

    A great idea to do a split level early in the day.

     

    Alex

  7. ROTFLMAO!! That was a good one, Karl.

    The best thing about these type of shots is that even married men can do it. Up at 4:30am.. fumbling through the water and mangroves by 5am.. shooting by 5:30am.. And back home by 7:30am with breakfast for the misses. Aside from the fishy smell, she would never know you were gone! :)

     

    Mike - I agree.. The bottom would probably look better if I was somewhere in the Indo-Pacific or if I can convince one of those super models that roam around Miami Beach to wake up early to do a little skinny dipping at one of our sandy beaches. Until then it'll be fossilized reefs and mangroves for me. :)

     

    And to answer your question.. There's nothing quite as beautiful and peaceful as watching the sun rise on a clear Sunday morning [see here]. I love being out there. Now if only the 'skeeters would sleep in!!

  8. Yes a super model would be fine!!

     

    Or you could always use Rand, he looked pretty good in a suit and yellow fins on that split shot from PNG!

  9. Laz.....you need a girlfriend  :)  :)  :)

     

    Karl

    he's not the only one !!! not that i am begging ... YET
  10. Great!!!! It's a beautiful picture, I'm totally amazed, congratulations! :D

Ultralight Control Systems

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.