Layers

Perhaps not as aesthetically pleasing as some of the other shots you've posted but I really like the way you've juxtaposed a detail shot over the context.

Layers is right, David. Your images from here have been something I look forward to. The complexity and seemingly unlimited layers all about are wonderful. The textures and colors are uniquely different.

Thanks for sharing

Man, you really had a go on these trees there and every shot was wonderful so far. That's efficiency.

Yeah, you're going to do fine at the new "Nature Prints" gallery here on NPN now. You might end up hating it because you are going to be so busy!
It's not just the scenes you bring, but your vision that you bring to us. Great use of lines, light, color, and textures. I just dig your style, man.

I'm sure you have inspired many others to shoot exactly where you have shot before. Maybe they don't know there are other places wtih your fall swamp views the same type of trees through out the state. We all flock to the same tripod holes as a form of insurance of getting great shots. Anyway, I would pay good money to have you take me around Lake Maurepas and Lake Fausse. You will always be the first who has this place stuck in my memory David, thanks for pioneering the place for the NPNers. Fantastic series, keep them coming!

Very nice. Love the layers and the textures. The little bit of color in the top really sets it off. Everything about it was done very well.

I like the repetition of the fanning tree trunk shape from fg to bg, and the small splash of color from the leaves. Very nicely composed and produced.

Fantastic series, I love them all. I definitely need to try shooting the swamps again.

Love the opposing diagonals and the extreme DOF. Well done.

I just love your swamp photos! I love the textures and the red/orange in the upper right. Feels like it needs a slight CCW rotation. Perhaps crop a bit off the left to a 4x5 aspect ration? Keep 'em coming!

You seem to do no wrong with your work from this area. I like this, and like pretty much all of your posts of these trees for that matter. It's a bit different than your usual, but it showcases the elegant lines of the foreground tree and the color in the background adds a nice accent.

David,

Your Cypress work is always outstanding and a joy to view. and this one is no exception. Excellent job showing the details of the trunk and including it in it's "environment." Great work.

Lon

Sweet, David. You are the the cypress master, for sure. What a great collection of images you have of them, and so many good ones. I love the delicacy you can bring to these scene. Just curious--are these all taken from a boat

Thanks for the feedback on this image everyone. I'm trying to find new ways to frame these scenes and not become too repetitive.

Tony,,,,,,some are from a kayak with the tripod in the water and some are wading along the shore. It all depends on water depth and how soft the bottom is in the particular spot. This one is a wader.

Man, David you just keep 'em coming here don't you! Another super image of the swamps from down there. Never been on my list to go see before seeing all of your images. Keep up the excellent work.

Another absolutely superb image, David. Tremendous use of line and form. Phenomenal.

wonderful image, I like your composition a lot....

Brigitte

Just perfect. Nothing to add. A very LARGE print would do it much justice. :-)

like a magician, the rabbits keep being pulled from the hat. another wonderful image. what a series this continues to be.

I love this whole series, they've all been great!

Hi David Beautifully seen and captured!! The layers of color and detail are mervelous
Albert Darmo. Canada