This is from Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, in northern California, just a few miles from where we live. I love decaying/dying plants - they have so much character. We were crossing a stream when I looked down and saw these “Indian rhubarb” plants lying atop a calm pool. The reflections of the forest above made a tapestry on which the leaves were lying.
Any critique is welcome. This was made with an A7, 35mm, hand held, other specs escape me at the moment.
This is really nice, Bonnie. Nice job on the conversion, the tones look great and so does the image. Very striking.
Thank you, Harley.
Bonnie, this is a fun view. The leaves stand out very well and are nicely spread throughout the frame. Letting the reflections show is a great idea that adds a ton of character to this view. B&W works well.
A lovely tapestry indeed, Bonnie. I really like your composition. An excellent eye to see this and you photographed it beautifully.
So well spotted, Bonnie, and a beautiful image full of texture and variegated tones.
