Is this a composite? (focus stacks or exposure blends are not considered composites)
How the tides effect life in this area is always dramatic, Harvey. This is a fine depiction especially with the stranded boat. The zig-zag of the waterway pulls my eyes into the distance with the far trees and cloudy sky adding a touch of coolness and serenity. BTW in the small views, I thought the boat motor was a human, which added a fun bit of irony.
Really nice scene Harvey. I like how the mud meanders around the frame and the grasses are a nice compliment to the mud.
Thank you Mark for your valuable comments. Sounds like you are familiar with this wonderful area. Your description was a true seeing of what’s there. I appreciate it.
Regards
Harvey
Thank you David. I was taken by how the channels of mud seemed to move even though there was no water in them. Meander is a good visual term, and in relation to the grasses, as you pointed out, does enhance the scene. Your comments add to the photo.
Regards
Harvey
That could only be Maine, I thought when first viewing, knowing the tidal range up there. This is a fine representation of low tide in this area, with the undulating water bed crisscrossing the landscape. The lines certainly draw you in and up to the forest in the background; the greens and golds make for a pleasing combination and the little boat shows the promise of future floatation.
Jim, you’re so right, it’s Maine! You are undoubtedly familiar with the landscape. Thank you for your seeing of what’s there, and how you described it. I am encouraged to see the photo from your looking.
