Mud Balls
by Paul Marcellini
This was in a dry creek bed in the Land of Sleeping Rainbows, Escalante. This is definitely my most productive weekend of shooting ever, although I wonder if I like images because the area was so different than what I normally shoot.
Thanks for all the comments on the last,
Paul
5d2, Tamron 180 macro
Comments
46 commentsGreat shot Paul!
I'm 50/50 on the vignette.
what a great abstract Paul
nicely done
Hamed
Matt, what about 60/40? =)
Fresh eyes in a new environment is always good for creativity, but it also seems to boost production once you get back home. It helps to bring back new ideas to the familiar places that can end up going stale after a while.
I like the mud balls; They're cool, but am more fascinated by the fractal nature of the cracks. I like how they start out big, then fracture down into progressively smaller and smaller patterns. Very interesting stuff.
-Daman
- Dan
I cannot understand why folks here on NPN are so eager to clean up naturally found scenes to the point where they actually begin to look artificial (setup). Anyway, I really hope that you'll resist the temptation of following the herd.
Has all the right elements here and a large print would be gorgeous. I too can see the vign. dropped a bit but if you like it than hey.
Great job
Balan Vinod
-Jay
Congrats:istván
David M. Cobb
I like the patterns here and the placement of the mud balls. Those deep crakcs are fascinating.