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...the smell of cut wood was heavy in the air, I think it's the oil in the wood that gives off the aroma.
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Matchwood Mountain... |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 14 Aug 2012 - 7:48 AM |
| Tags: | Highlands, Landscape / travel, Scotland, Trossachs |
| Votes: | Voting Disabled |
Comments
A rather well thought out composition, which works so very well. The sky poking above the wood stack certainly provides the viewer with a sense of scale and proportion. "If it could be possible, I would like to see the very same imaged captured in a lowlight setting, either dusk or dawn?"
Regards Nathan
P.S. "I don't ask for much?"
Quote: A rather well thought out composition, which works so very well. The sky poking above the wood stack certainly provides the viewer with a sense of scale and proportion. "If it could be possible, I would like to see the very same imaged captured in a lowlight setting, either dusk or dawn?"
Regards Nathan
P.S. "I don't ask for much?"
Again, Nathan is spot on here. A B&W conversion would be beneficial too to highlight the texture captured.
Matt
I loved taking this because of the wonderful rich colours of the wood, a monochrome conversion would lose all of that.
love these colours ...
A very bold image
And I can smell it from here ..... mmmmmmmmmmmm
Textures, tones, shapes, in variety without number. Love it.
Regards
Bill
A towering statement, positive and dynamic. The use of portrait is inspired!
Moira
Well welcome back and many thanks Moira, I did fiddle around here for some time before shooting the upright, it was urged by the appearance of some blue in the sky behind the cut wood.. Gold and blue being the classic colours.
Cheers M'Dear. :![]()
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Matchwood? I thought this are the first signs of next winter. ![]()
Beautiful colour and textures
Johanna
This could have been taken anywhere in Norway.
A sight and smell I am so familiar with, Dougie. The aroma of newly felled and stacked timber is nectar to the senses, as is the texture and sight of the stacks.
Magnificent, and agree wholeheartedly, this has to be colour.
Malc
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