Well, I'm still trying to get out and shoot even though I have not been able to go very far recently. These shots were taken near a trail for the Highline Canal off of County Line road.
The first one could be called "Antithesis" because it's the exact opposite of the last rabbitbrush I captured. This one is more like the "Darth Vader" of rabbitbrush. Dark on the outside with very little alive on the inside, and cutting a swath of death ahead of himself.
Comments and critiques always welcome, and thanks for looking.
I think the third is my favorite, I've really been enjoying your more intimate stuff as of late.
Posted by Don Grall on November 1, 2009 at 8:11 PM
3 and 4 make me wish for your skills in creating nature studies. Excellent!
Posted by Morris McClung on November 1, 2009 at 11:52 PM
You guys are all very kind, and thank you. Scott, I took these last Saturday before the snow came, but I bet the ski touring was great. TC, I wish my eye could have created half the collection you have on your website in my time with a camera. Adam, I like where your head is at and I think I might have to try that. Dean, that is a high compliment indeed. Jeremy, you are very encouraging. And Don, there's a reason I don't shoot wildlife as I would look pathetic next to your work.
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19 repliesThe first one could be called "Antithesis" because it's the exact opposite of the last rabbitbrush I captured. This one is more like the "Darth Vader" of rabbitbrush. Dark on the outside with very little alive on the inside, and cutting a swath of death ahead of himself.
Comments and critiques always welcome, and thanks for looking.
Harold
Ken