This was a shady area of the Yosemite valley and it took until late afternoon until the frost melted off. This image is a nod to the work of Jackson Pollock, at least photographically speaking. In other words, it is intentionally pure chaos.
Nikon D810, 70-200mm
Comments, critiques and suggestions are always welcome.
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You know I already love this one. What makes this for me actually kinda goes against those Pollock paintings... the main sprig just left of center actually provides a resting place for the eye - subtle, but important, at least for me. But overall, you've done a great job of capturing the chaos, yet containing it. I think you've struck the perfect balance between what's in focus, out of focus and depth. Beautifully seen and excellent job translating what you saw/wanted in to something presented.
Lon
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Albert Darmo
Canada
On the plus side, the tiny droplets of melted frost are really cute!!
I am having a hard time with this image, but I think I will have to come back to it. I think my brain is trying to figure out a pattern and trying to pull out all the details, but this image is about letting chaos be present. Maybe it is about letting go and just going with it.
the delicateness of the grasses and water droplets are a wonderful aspect of this image, and I maybe am coming around to it as I think less and enjoy more.