Birches October 10, 2018October 10, 2018 | john todaro Bloomingdale Bog – Adirondack Park • 1 Oct Share this:ShareFacebookTwitterLike this:Like Loading...
I think it’s your special way of handling tones that does it for me with this photograph. It’s lovely. LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
I appreciate that Linda. This was an intensely colorful setting, but to me, the walk through these wetlands was best expressed in a palette of grays. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
You’ve produced a very soothing and gentle narrative which I think adds significantly to the shot, love it. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Thanks Martin. I did a lot of shooting on this trip; should be a few more in the pipeline. LikeLike Reply
It feels “essence-of-Adirondacks” to me. I’d love to count the different grays in these photos! 😉 LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
I think it’s your special way of handling tones that does it for me with this photograph. It’s lovely.
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I appreciate that Linda. This was an intensely colorful setting, but to me, the walk through these wetlands was best expressed in a palette of grays.
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Wonderful shot, John.
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many thanks Ken
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Birches or narcissus ?
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I like your title better than mine. 🙂
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You’ve produced a very soothing and gentle narrative which I think adds significantly to the shot, love it.
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Thanks Martin. I did a lot of shooting on this trip; should be a few more in the pipeline.
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a lot of poetry and mystery for this very beautiful shot
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Thanks Yoshimi, comment much appreciated !
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A beautiful and serene image, John. Superb work.
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Much appreciated, Simon
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It feels “essence-of-Adirondacks” to me. I’d love to count the different grays in these photos! 😉
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Thanks Lynn. I wish we could bottle that essence.
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