Out of the fog
by R.Bill Moser
Another one from my fav spot in the Jura mountain(Switzerland)
Autumn and winter is the best time of year taking pictures from that location.
Since the color version wasn't really appealing I tried a black & white conversion and I think this works quiet well here.
Nikon D700, 70-200mm @200mm, f9, 1/2500sec, iso200
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13 commentsInitially, we see the primordial contest between rock, wind, and water. And life, represented by the trees, is sort of caught in between. Luminosity-wise, I like the flow from bright to dark from left to right. And the trip back down the hill from the trees at the top to those on the edge of the cliff.
Then on the vertical face of that cliff, there is this one, brave branch growing out about half way down.
Then, yet further down, it is foggy yet clear that trees are there too.
And then, one sees, off in the distance, mimicking the shape of the waves, evidene of more mountains, presumably with more trees, unseen but imagined.
Especially in the context of current events, this image is so poignant; The Courage to Be, by existential theologian Paul Tillich comes to mnd. You know, at times like this, we need to see images like this. Thanks so much for posting it.
"Islands in the sky," (sorry bad reference to Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton - don't ask.)
Wonderful capture, clearly dynamic and quickly changing conditions and you caught this perfectly. No nits here, just wonderful atmosphere, and yes, just like an island in the sky - that's really the first thing that came to mind.
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Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI