How much did it cost to have the lighting crew install the lights? ;) jk



Even though it might not make sense to have lights here in real life, I love it! There is always an otherworldly sense to your scenes even in the realistic ones that continues to draw me to your work, and this helps reinforce that.

I really love the night scene, even if the lighting bothers the logical side of my brain, (the artistic side of my brain is telling the other side to stuff it). I suppose you could do a pickle jar version under a full moon, but I imagine you've been staring at this one tree long enough (beautiful as it is!).

I really like both of the night versions of this one, and the entire sequence is just bloody AWESOME. Thanks Ryan

Your Fall Spectrum time of day sequence turned out fantastic! Absolutely love it, Ryan. Now have it on my PC using the Windows Dynamic Desktop software to create the theme. Have Taiga and Oasia as well. Thanks for taking the time to create these sequences. Enjoy changing between them as my mood changes. Hope you will have the time and inclination to create more in the future. Thanks for sharing your visions with all of us.

Interesting, but not really doing it for me, Ryan. I admire your work and am a long time member, but these seasonal changes in a single picture, while perhaps challenging technically, are not something that piqued my interest. I enjoy the seasonal change for the entire picture, like the 'shaded path' series.

I'd love to see these multiple scenes in animated transition. Seems like a perfect application.

I love this version; the light from below gives it an eerie appearance. Perhaps the pickle jar version could be lit by the full moon, or a greenish Halloween light?

Beautiful! Job a great variation!

The pickle jar version of this might be my favorite from this series. Any plans to offer lossless masters of pickle jar versions?

Random thought-I think this could lend itself to a Halloween version with flames providing the foreground lighting as they heat a Witches Cauldron.

I like the gallery version. The pickle jar version doesn't seem to be working, yet