Nice one Dan!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kodachrome25
I like how it mostly doesn't appear to be an IR shot, then you start to notice all the trees etc (or I did) like a reveal :)
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Nice one Dan!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kodachrome25
I like how it mostly doesn't appear to be an IR shot, then you start to notice all the trees etc (or I did) like a reveal :)
Yes, a nice composition; the mix of shapes and tones is seeing in B&W.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken Lee
Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by jp498
I've been experimenting with making larger prints (16x20) that depend more on fine detail and close tones than dramatic subject matter.
It's more of a necessity this time of year in New England. :)
Yes no more leaves :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken Lee
Exactly ! The clouds are also different: smaller, lower, more subdued. Soon the snow will arrive and things will become more photogenic again.Quote:
Originally Posted by StoneNYC
Everything outdoor is more subdued this time of year in New England. The use of low contrast and simple scene expresses that. I wouldn't call it un-photogenic, but more difficult to show well.
I want a New England (near CT if possible) LF meetup! The challenge shoot interesting post autum pre-snow shots. I'm in CT if you didn't guess LOL
http://www.kenleegallery.com/images/forum/2010-11.jpg
Massachusetts, 2010
Kodak 2D, 450mm Fujinon C
5x7 HP5+, Pyrocat HD
Another image from late autumn, rescanned and reworked.
Nice one Ken. This one has a quiet intensity about it. To me it looks like the trees either side of the main tree are standing back in amazement and the small tree in the front is bowing down as if to say "your majesty". I like this version but have you tried to aspenize a version of it? I squinted at it on screen and it lowered the low values a little and made separated the trees from the wood. It was just an idea. Hp5 and pyrocat certainly work well together.
Andy