Selection of B&W gives the image a mystic feel … beautiful work 🙂
Thanks for such a nice comment Sreejith. The picture did seem to have a lot more to “say” in b.w.
Stupende queste delicata sfumature di grigio….
complimenti!
ciao
.marta
grazie mille–molto apprezzato.
buon pomeriggio– ciao
You know, John, this photo pretty much sums up how I felt last week. I’m slowly getting better now. Lovely photo though.
Thanks– quite an interesting comment, Mary-Ann. Whether it’s my own work or someone else’s, the “meaning” of a lot of my favorite photographs is hard to pin down. Glad you’re feeling better!
Gorgeous.
thanks John.. I appreciate that!
This and the last image have a really nice feel to them, like subtle graphite drawings. They’re really beautiful. And you can tell it’s you who’s taken them.
Thanks for such a thoughtful comment Richard. It’s always helpful to hear from you!
Great angle. You are standing in the right angle so it is possible to peek in the end of the road and imagine what is around the corner.
..well said! Thanks, Katarina.
Haha. Yes. Well you have a little dreamy photos so it is just to dream away.
Wow, it’s fantastic (and the other one, too). I like that it’s so sculptural, but there is all that tracery of the branches, too. And it looks like it leaped out of another century.
Thx Lynn. I’ve been looking at a lot of work by the Photo Secessionists lately and I think all that low-contrast and toning is creeping into my treatments. I’m happy with the feeling of this one, although it’s not exactly an upbeat melody.
Interesting – and no matter. TO me, it’s very formal – not upbeat or downbeat, but formal. But everyone reacts differently!
Good point. My reaction is more about the manicured landscape than its formal elements.
Love the contrast of the lines and all the varying shades of black, white and gray!! This,too, looks like a pencil and charcoal drawing. Really exquisite!
Thanks again Ellen. Your analogy will help me look for some more images. Have a lovely weekend.
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thanks franckmicha
Beautiful! 🙂
thank you Richard.
Selection of B&W gives the image a mystic feel … beautiful work 🙂
Thanks for such a nice comment Sreejith. The picture did seem to have a lot more to “say” in b.w.
Stupende queste delicata sfumature di grigio….
complimenti!
ciao
.marta
grazie mille–molto apprezzato.
buon pomeriggio– ciao
You know, John, this photo pretty much sums up how I felt last week. I’m slowly getting better now. Lovely photo though.
Thanks– quite an interesting comment, Mary-Ann. Whether it’s my own work or someone else’s, the “meaning” of a lot of my favorite photographs is hard to pin down. Glad you’re feeling better!
Gorgeous.
thanks John.. I appreciate that!
This and the last image have a really nice feel to them, like subtle graphite drawings. They’re really beautiful. And you can tell it’s you who’s taken them.
Thanks for such a thoughtful comment Richard. It’s always helpful to hear from you!
Great angle. You are standing in the right angle so it is possible to peek in the end of the road and imagine what is around the corner.
..well said! Thanks, Katarina.
Haha. Yes. Well you have a little dreamy photos so it is just to dream away.
Wow, it’s fantastic (and the other one, too). I like that it’s so sculptural, but there is all that tracery of the branches, too. And it looks like it leaped out of another century.
Thx Lynn. I’ve been looking at a lot of work by the Photo Secessionists lately and I think all that low-contrast and toning is creeping into my treatments. I’m happy with the feeling of this one, although it’s not exactly an upbeat melody.
Interesting – and no matter. TO me, it’s very formal – not upbeat or downbeat, but formal. But everyone reacts differently!
Good point. My reaction is more about the manicured landscape than its formal elements.
Love the contrast of the lines and all the varying shades of black, white and gray!! This,too, looks like a pencil and charcoal drawing. Really exquisite!
Thanks again Ellen. Your analogy will help me look for some more images. Have a lovely weekend.
Oh, so glad. You have a good weekend, too!