Posted by Tim Buchanan on February 17, 2009 at 6:40 PM
Or at least the pond. Yesterday I had the day off and went there with a few people from the camera club. The sycamores around the pond got pretty interesting when the sun started lighting them up.
Canon 5dII
ISO 200
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Posted by Larry Daniel on February 17, 2009 at 8:22 PM
Almost ghostly trees Tim. Did you get your feet wet?
Posted by Tom Kennon on February 17, 2009 at 10:30 PM
Tim, a very tranquill scene and another great B &W from you. This reminds me of winter scenes that I see on the rivers.
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on February 18, 2009 at 8:59 AM
A lot of nice elements in this shot Tim, which is no surprise. The light on the trees is very nice as you point out and I like the shadows across the water and the prominent pine tree.
BTW, I liked the other images on your blog. You seem to be focused more on architecture with a strong emphasis on geometric shapes and patterns. Good stuff, thanks for sharing!
Posted by Tim Buchanan on February 18, 2009 at 1:49 PM
Larry - didn't get my feet wet! But that's only because I wore knee-high waders. This shot was easily taken from the bank, though.
Wayne - I have a hard time taking the same kind of photographs all the time. By way of analogy, sometimes I like baroque music, sometimes classical and sometimes jazz. Nature photography, played constantly, starts to sound like Muzak to my ears.
Tom - it's hard to post this so small. The 21MP file has a lot of detail that just can't be represented here.
Posted by Bill Dark on February 18, 2009 at 8:43 PM
Just what Wayne said, plus the little puffs of fog illuminated by the sunlight add a lot of mood to this. Beautiful, Tim.
Posted by Brad Mangas on February 19, 2009 at 1:06 PM
This is real nice Tim. A wonderful prospective and the b&w tones area really nice.
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BTW, I liked the other images on your blog. You seem to be focused more on architecture with a strong emphasis on geometric shapes and patterns. Good stuff, thanks for sharing!
Wayne - I have a hard time taking the same kind of photographs all the time. By way of analogy, sometimes I like baroque music, sometimes classical and sometimes jazz. Nature photography, played constantly, starts to sound like Muzak to my ears.
Tom - it's hard to post this so small. The 21MP file has a lot of detail that just can't be represented here.