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Creek TurnPosted by grant (kansas city, United States) on 16 August 2008 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio. Lee's Summit, Missouri
Comments (16)
dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United Statesholy cow! i just love this -- this would be my favorite photo of yours!! that pooled water is just astounding... the light and shadows... the detail!! just amazingly done! an eerie beautiful stillness seeps from this image... simply magical... brilliant job! 16 Aug 2008 7:41am @dj.tigersprout: thanks very much dj. @Stovepipe: hadn't thought of that, but i see it now - thanks for the interesting comment! Kylie Greenan from Richmond, AustraliaI love the reflection in the water and the sun that is dappling through the trees and on the water, I agree with DJ, it has a kind of eerie feel and is absolutely beautiful! Well done! 16 Aug 2008 9:51am @Kylie Greenan: thank you kylie GJC from Kyoto, JapanThis again reminds me of 19th century photography in the sort of "wavy" feel to the image, like looking through old glass. I don't find it eerie myself, but somehow rather peaceful and quiet. Thanks for sharing. 16 Aug 2008 11:19am @GJC: maybe 20th century plastic has similar qualities? thanks for the great comment. @Ana Lúcia: thanks ana lucia @ordinaryimages: thanks jerry kerfendal from Paris, FranceYou guess I love your pic the 6 X6 suits very well to this shot 16 Aug 2008 2:52pm @kerfendal: thank you kerfendal Observing from West Cheshire, United KingdomAstounding how a simple scene can convey emotion, mood, mystery and then melt back into a small woodland pool again. 16 Aug 2008 8:52pm @Stefan: thanks stefan lisa v from Gawler, AustraliaSuperb! those frothy bubbles, the reflections, the trees in the background, the dark and the light , love it. 17 Aug 2008 2:13am @lisa v: thanks lisa @bluechameleon: :) thanks Twelvebit from Victoria, United StatesI tried a bunch of shots like this in my film days but I never managed to get any to come out as good as this one. 17 Aug 2008 4:15pm P.J. from United StatesI like the DOF on the back and I really like the shadows. Good image. 18 Aug 2008 3:27am @P.J.: thanks p.j. @Mortola: thanks, likewise Howard F. from South Pasadena, Calif., United StatesVery nice. Holga brings a total entire feeling to landscape photography. 19 Aug 2008 6:38pm @Howard F.: thanks howard. i go from loving to hating the holga. i'll use nothing but for months at a time, then not touch it for a year. Kurt from San Francisco, United StatesGreat work -- sometimes hard to make a 'nature scene' interesting, but you've created cool mood that's dreamy and a little spooky, our eyes begin in the water and are taken back into the woods... 22 Aug 2008 3:00pm @Kurt: i appreciate that kurt. i rarely take nature shots for the very reason you mentioned. |