Everytime I visit Austria I am fascinated by the potential patterns in the forest trees, but without a strong subject or leading lines the overall final image seems weak?
Would make a good jigsaw puzzle tho'
Converted to B&W with a touch of "warm up" filter
Olympus E3, 150mm F2 at f2.8, iso 100, 1/1000s
Posted by Neil Burton on March 13, 2013 at 8:46 AM
Have often stood before such places and though "Why no hay barn here?" "why no rotten old fence leading in..." Oh well. It is why i took up wildlife ;)
Not sure to be honest Mike, on the fence.
Posted by John Robinson on March 13, 2013 at 10:15 AM
Can see the thought behind this Mike
But like Neil can't quite decide
Cheers
JR
I quite like it but the trees are 'regularly' spaced enough to give it the delineation that it needs. I have tried the same myself and this shot is better than any of mine so kudos
T
Posted by Phil Ellard on March 13, 2013 at 4:29 PM
Unsure but i can see why
Posted by Jeroen Stel on March 13, 2013 at 6:39 PM
I think it works if you crop it slightly on the righ hand side.
wonderful patterns indeed!
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7 repliesEverytime I visit Austria I am fascinated by the potential patterns in the forest trees, but without a strong subject or leading lines the overall final image seems weak?
Would make a good jigsaw puzzle tho'
Converted to B&W with a touch of "warm up" filter
Olympus E3, 150mm F2 at f2.8, iso 100, 1/1000s
Not sure to be honest Mike, on the fence.
But like Neil can't quite decide
Cheers
JR
I quite like it but the trees are 'regularly' spaced enough to give it the delineation that it needs. I have tried the same myself and this shot is better than any of mine so kudos
T
wonderful patterns indeed!
greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Nick.