Posts Tagged ‘forest’
Curve Appeal
My previous post was about the first location a friend was kind enough to share, Mystic Falls. Here is the second location … an usual grouping of curved aspen trees! Once again it was a little tight sharing a small space with seven other photographers but taking turns, it worked out all the same. We […]
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Tags: aspen, B&W, bent, black and white, color, curved, forest, landscape, photography, prints, trees
Speaking of Bears …
There’s been several bear sightings this spring in places where they are not normally seen. Last week there were sightings close to home, in the neighboring townships of Medford and Atco, New Jersey. Reactions seem mixed and I am not sure if they are trying to find and relocate the bear(s) or not. In the […]
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Tags: bear, bears, deer, forest, Great Smoky Mountains, photography, photos, Smokies, Smoky Mountain National Park, Smoky Mountains, Smoky Mts., spring, Tennessee, TN, turkey, woods
Altered States
Here’s another image from the Catskills that I thought I would share. I used a slow shutter speed and zoomed during the exposure. I was faced with a birch grove that was kind of cool but lacked that ‘certain something’. I decided to loosen up a little and play. (This is similar to another forest […]
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Tags: abstract, birch, blur, forest, grove, photography, trees, woods, zoom
Impressions
In my last post, ‘Time to Play’ Terry commented that I should ‘post more nuggets’ from the workshop that she, Lou and I attended, so here it goes. Eddie Soloway spoke of creating images with limited focus and even out of focus. By doing this we achieve images with a more general feeling. For instance, […]
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Tags: blur, fall, forest, impression, motion, photography, tree
