To and fro.

I have it on dvd but haven't watched it for quite some time. I'll have to watch it again.

It reminds me of the beginning of "Lost Highway" by David Lynch, late 90's ...

Reminds me of Tron - lovely shot !

Ah, yes, "Tron" was a revolutionary movie too, at that time, Neil. It was the "Avatar" of the early 80's. :)

Great play with light n1w!

n1w - I just noticed the name of the location where you took this photo. WOW - this fits that theme so well!!!!!!

Well, I turn my back for a few minutes, and everybody runs into the room.

Thank you all very much for all the visits and fun and informative comments: Marcello, Ippa, Mr. Lamont, polytropos, kamalyn *(Sue is quite amazing with her ability to seemingly anticipate these sorts of things. I didn't think about the name of the canyon, but you're right. Funny!), nik, steve (I have that remote, but didn't know I could use it like that. Gave it a try, and bingo!, so thanks doubly for the good tip!), Laurel (your camera may have a B or Bulb setting way down at the end of it's long settings, somewhere longer than 30 seconds. If so, the shutter will stay open for as long as you hold the shutter release down, giving you some opportunities to get some shots you might not otherwise get.), peargrin (I've never seen that, I'll have to see if I can find it, thanks!), Cathy, Neil, and Tomas.

SSSSuper! This looks like it could be a product logo. I'd love to have a try at this type of shot. Have to scout out a location.

it is fantastic and magic photo. Greetings from Poland, Andrzej

Superb and quite artistic

nice red white and black composition

very well captured and composed

greetings from Tehran, Hooman

Sank you so much, Lisa. ; ) I'm sure you'll find something that will yield a good result. You need to be aware of any other light sources that might overexpose a part you aren't thinking about. Other than that, not a lot of mystery. Good luck!

I appreciate your stopping in to say so, Andrzej, and I'm glad you like it.

Hello, Hooman, and thank you for visiting long enough to leave the very nice comment. Greetings to you!

YS

without spirited words

Greetings

Frank

Frank, any sort of words you care to leave are appreciated, and yours are spirited enough. Thanks!

Bellissima, ciao, Mauro

oooooooooooooooooooooooo, neat!

Thank you very much, Mauro and Brian.

Hubba-hubba-hubba I love it!!!

:: magnificient lttightplay! BO ng erich :))

Hi, Guy. Thanks a buncha buncha!

Thank you, too, Erich. Glad you liked it.

truly fine in its simplicity n1w. exceptional, actually, and there are many of these to be seen in pano. i'll catch up on the rest of yours soon, i've been out of the loop for a spell. Best, lew