Post your (intimate) woodland scenes

[Denny]

Thanks, here's another one from the Redwoods.

[smrtysusan]

Woods in my back yard, on 5X7.

pretty mushrooms! which mushroom is it?

[bob carnie]

Bob, that is nice. It is very luminous. The light is awesome.

thank you Jim

[CreationBear]

[QUOTE=Maris Rusis;1455866

Melaleucas and Sedges, Afternoon.[/QUOTE]

Another wonderful shot from this thread--your myrtles are an invasive here in the States, but along with your blue gums, they're extremely photogenic in their native habitat.

[marcookie]

Just personal opinion -- I even posted a couple I do not consider particularly "intimate", but close-up and in your face. Post whatever you consider to be intimate woodland scenes. The OP just suggested not "quite general and humongous".

Yes, I think that is the point of the thread. Obviously then one can subdivide/categorize in infinite ways...
In any case it is awesome, I've seen some great and inspirational work. The theme helps me set in the mood, and dig a little more into the different approaches.

[scheinfluger_77]

Some wonderful images. Some I would consider more middle to far ground rather than intimate (up close and personal). But a few I much appreciated did have middle and distance views, but selective focus brought back the feeling of intimancy.

These are relatively up close (not as close as that great mushroom!) -- but perhaps intimate is not the right word for them! LOL!
Both 4x10 carbon prints.

Vaughn, I really love #2. Do you use a 4x10 camera? If so which one and how attached to it are you? Not do you want to sell it but do you like using it.

[scheinfluger_77]

Thanks, here's another one from the Redwoods.

Beautiful! That almost looks like it was taken with Ortho-litho film stock.

[Denny]

Beautiful! That almost looks like it was taken with Ortho-litho film stock.

Thanks, it was Ilford Delta 100, developed in HC110.

[consummate_fritterer]

Denny, that last one is fabulous.

[jon.oman]

Thanks, here's another one from the Redwoods.

Very nice!