Abstracts

[Tin Can]

Do you mean the Druid?

From Acadia National Park on 4x5 TMY-2 with a 300mm lens at f/96. I call this one "Wolf Spirit".

The sideways, one-eyed, wolf-like face in the center of this tree bark composition grabbed my eye from quite a distance away.

[Jim Cole]

Do you mean the Druid?

I didn't even see that face! Nice catch. I'm referring to the likeness right in the center of the photo.

[Tin Can]

I don't see that one. I used to see faces everywhere all the time, it was annoying, now I seldom see a face in abstraction.

I didn't even see that face! Nice catch. I'm referring to the likeness right in the center of the photo.

[Jim Cole]

I don't see that one. I used to see faces everywhere all the time, it was annoying, now I seldom see a face in abstraction.

Randy,

Perhaps it's only meant for me. I also see faces in different things occasionally, but they're usually human, not animal.

[austin granger]

Winchester Bay, Oregon


http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[atlcruiser]

10134514 by urbanlandcruiser, on Flickr


Wista 45 Field
FP4 @ 100
Rollo Pyro

[atlcruiser]

10134512c by urbanlandcruiser, on Flickr

Wista 45 Field
Portra 400 @ 250
Tetena

[jcoldslabs]

Century 10A w/5x7 back, 12" f/4.5 Kodak Ektar, Kodak Low Contrast Aerial Duplicating Film (SO-277)




Jonathan

[Harley Goldman]

I was in Yosemite last weekend and noticed this cracked slab of granite while wandering around the valley. I was drawn to the combination of shapes, lines and tones.

Chamonix 4x5, Nikkor M300, Delta 100, Rollo Pyro

[bob carnie]

Hi Austin I really like this one. I would make the contrast even more and let the white sky go pure white. thats my two cents

Winchester Bay, Oregon


http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/