+1!Originally Posted by Corran
+1!
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Damn, that's a good one!
The trees of Brookside park 50mm 1.4 @ f2.8
I don't comment often but this is a beautiful image. I'd have walked past scenes like this a hundred times this season and not thought of the potential.
Roy's Motel and Cafe. It is right up the street from me so I figured I would go and take a few photos. The color one is a D7000 and the Black and White is a Yashicamat 124.
And here is another Yashicamat 124 shot of the sign.
The B&W is superb, the way you used perspective to get the corner of the roof and the arrow on the sign pointing at each other.Roy's Motel and Cafe. It is right up the street from me so I figured I would go and take a few photos. The color one is a D7000 and the Black and White is a Yashicamat 124.
Thanks guys. It's funny, neither a microscope nor a planetarium crossed my mind when I made that, though I love both of those things. Actually, what I was thinking (not that it matters) was that this living thing bound with straps and netted with spiky lights was a pretty good metaphor for the crucifiction story. Maybe because I was at a Catholic shrine here in Portland. Also, I just thought it had a good feeling of movement, like the tree limbs were two dancers, or else two people tied together trying to escape one other. See, now aren't you glad I don't usually talk about my pictures?
Atop a Parking Garage, Portland
http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/
Austin, love the tree shot, and great tones in this one here; bravo!
Yashicamat wins this round
Roy's Motel and Cafe. It is right up the street from me so I figured I would go and take a few photos. The color one is a D7000 and the Black and White is a Yashicamat 124.
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