Morning Light II
by Barbara Graham
Canon EOS REBEL T2i
EF-S55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS
6/22/2011 – 8:11:33 AM
1/125 sec
Aperture priority
f/9
ISO 400
Focal length 55 mm
Handheld
Harris Neck NWR, Georgia
Raw file processed in Photoshop Elements 9, full frame
Uncalibrated monitor
The light was beautiful on this morning. I shot this image right after the Morning Light image I previously posted in Landscape. I love everything about oak trees, everything that makes them look the way they look and gives them their presence. So to me this image has the light and it has the presence of the oak tree.
It also has the gray sky, but maybe the small patches of gray sky are not enough to keep attention away from the tree? What I mean is that your eye will go to those patches, but then because of the light and the presence of the tree maybe your eye will come back to the light and the branches of the tree and the moss? All feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Comments
13 commentspat
Bob
Interesting shape and light on the aerial roots. The sky is not intrusive but if it bothers you, you could perhaps clone some leaves over it as it is quite small and easy to do. I might at least attempt it with the sky in the power-point in the RUC to see what is looks like - kind of looked easier on the eyes when I put my thumb over that patch.
Albert Darmo