Recent b&w and color photos

[thebeginning]

Wow, havent posted in a while (thanks for the encouragement, Daniel)! Here are some I took this morning...

"caution: dirt" :

"the wood":

"path":

"dream of panic":

"wishing tree":

thanks for lookin!

 

[danalec99]

'Dream of panic' is outstanding! So is the 'Wishing Tree'.
You're a pdn material! :thumbsup:

 

[thebeginning]

thanks, man!


question, though...what's pdn? :blushing:

 

[ChopstickHero]

love the last one

 

[danalec99]

what's pdn?

Photo District News

 

[woodsac]

Great series. The single bright opening is #2 is cool.
Wonderful processing on the last one :thumbup:

 

[Guinness]

Great shots. Dream of panic is excellent, how did you do that?

 

[Fate]

Dream of panic is kick ass! as are the rest.

How do you get the effect on dream of panic?

 

[photo gal]

'Dream of panic' is outstanding! So is the 'Wishing Tree'.
You're a pdn material! :thumbsup:

My thoughts exactly....Really nice to see something from you TB.............Thanks for sharing....these are wonderful! : )

 

[Arch]

great series, really like 2,4 & 5 good stuff :thumbup:

 

[thebeginning]

thanks everyone!



Fate, the dream of panic shot was a 1/13 sec exposure, and the effect was done by camera movement and slightly panning out during the exposure.

 

[Andrea K]

#2 is fantastic!

 

[Alexandra]

I'm really loving these!
I can't decide on a favorite one... they're all beautiful!

 

[LaFoto]

Hey, that last one is fascinating!
One very good example for the fact that "rules" are not necessarily carved in stone, such as the famous Rule of Thirds, and that you can make a photo look really great when deliberately ignoring that one when the case arises that it feels good to go all central. Very nice.

The "Panic" zoomer is great, too. The feeling of panic does transpire. You did great!

What kept you from posting???
You have always done great before, too!!!!

 

[puzzle]

Wishing Tree is fantastic - the birds flying up from the tree really make the shot, the fog keeping everything else out of focus, brilliant.

It reminds me of the tree shot that Verbal took here http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=40489
I know they haven't turned out the same, but I'm pretty sure the vision was the same

The idea I was going for is one lone tree in a vast expanse of nothingness.... like it was seperated from all the other trees and got lost or something.