Whether up close or from a distance, the mornings when hoarfrost forms transforms life…and, of course, makes for some fine photography outings. This particular morning was an exceptional example and I was glad to have been in a place where I could see the changes to the area along the river.
any and all
Pentax K-7, 100mm, f/4.0, 1/100, ISO200 with adjustments to tone curves and sharpening in LR
John,
An evocative composition. The muted colors and bare frost ladened trees give a somber mood and then the warm light from the river lifts that mood enough to evoke hope. Wonderful work. My only critique is not being able to see it larger.
A lovely view! The warmer reflections on the water are lovely. I wonder about a small crop from the top to remove the darker trees — they are a small detail but pull the eye slightly from the main subject.
There is a lot of depth in the scene and the mid-ground, where I want to see detail, looks soft. I wonder if you shot the same composition with more DOF?
Don’t I wish! Why is it that I/we sometimes just don’t do that?! Argh. Oh well. Soft it is and fortunately it fits the scene OK in my opinion.
Very nice, John. The DOF is fine by my lights.
John: I’ve been away from the gallery for a few days so when I revisited the thumbnail immediately caught my attention. Thoughtfully composed and very nicely captured. >=))>
