The photographer is looking for generalized feedback about the aesthetic and technical qualities of their image.
Description
Another from our Oregon trip in May. Of all the images I made from the Painted Hills, I’m liking these ones with a more layered look. I have some that are just the lovely, curved gullies, but they aren’t exciting me as much as the ones with layers of hills. I like the subtle colors from the plants in this one, also - the plants are so small and so far away they give just a hint of color to the hills.
Specific Feedback
I’m fairly happy with this, but critique is always welcome. Like my last post, I don’t think of this as an abstract per se, but I do understand that someone who hasn’t seen the Painted Hills might not have a feeling for the scale, etc.
I know this not an abstract, Bonnie, but it sure is surreal looking. I love it! The high key processing works really well here, and I love the layers running in different directions.
Yes!! Lovely and an unusual presentation from there. The miniature plants are a wonderful touch – a similar effect that I sometimes get from aerial shots in desert regions. I love the two layers with patterning that suggests cloud shadows. Very cool!!
Hi Bonnie,
This is a lovely intimate landscape with a multitude of intersecting diagonal lines. I also quite like the subdued color palette; particularly those muted warm tones towards the top of the frame. No suggestions from me other than print this large and find some wallspace.
Nicely created, Bonnie! I love that area and this represents it in a creative and yes, even abstract way. Love the overlapping shapes within this image. Very nice.
