So much intense color and dramatic views of mountains. I really appreciate the way you capture woods close up. #1,2 and 6 stand out and I love your close details, moss, spider etc. I am resolved to hike again (when and if I can). I am also struck by the clarity of focus and sense of depth you are getting. Lets talk.
Barbara, I love one and two. They are so exquisite. I can't tear my eyes away from them. I see emotion in the close ups of the leaves and the white trunk against the red and brown backgroud and keep returning to those images for their beauty and to be sure that the emotion I feel is really there.
So much intense color and dramatic views of mountains. I really appreciate the way you capture woods close up. #1,2 and 6 stand out and I love your close details, moss, spider etc. I am resolved to hike again (when and if I can). I am also struck by the clarity of focus and sense of depth you are getting. Lets talk.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pam. How about a visit to check in with Dumbarton Oaks wild area?
ReplyDeleteBarbara, I love one and two. They are so exquisite. I can't tear my eyes away from them. I see emotion in the close ups of the leaves and the white trunk against the red and brown backgroud and keep returning to those images for their beauty and to be sure that the emotion I feel is really there.
ReplyDeleteBarbara, I am curious about no 9. Is it really a spicer hatching from a spectacular looking shell?
ReplyDeleteAnn, I like 1 and 2 enough to wish I could have been there with tripod and bigger camera, but that situation has different shooting parameters.
ReplyDeleteThe spider isn't hatching - that's just what it looks like! It is apparently a female marbled orb weaver.
See http://www.cirrusimage.com/Arachnid_marbled_orbweaver.htm