I'm with Tim. This has a bit too much of a random feel to me. I'm wondering what would happen if you isolated a much smaller section of moss, that allowed the viewer to better discern some of the details if some sort of more distinct pattern might emerge within the frame.
Posted by Toni Lankerd on April 20, 2009 at 9:47 PM
I have to agree with Kerry and Tim on this one, Anthony. In most cases with moss, closing in on a small portion will bring out more details. With this image, my eyes keep wandering all over the place with nowhere to rest.
I would have to agree that it doesn't do much for me. Having said that I've tried quite a few times to get some nice moss shots and I'm still trying to get something at looks good.
Thanks - I have to also agree with yas Dont know why I posted this one just happy to see some green somewhere I guess. Its just to static, and yes Philip moss patterns are hard to capture. Think its better suited for wide angle masterpieces
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