Posted by Rosina Palmer on Mon, 04/28/08 03:40
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Comments by Rick Longworth on Mon, 04/28/08 15:17 Well seen textures. I'm thinking BW. Comments by Steven M. Anthony on Mon, 04/28/08 15:47 Seems a little oversharped and too contrasty. I'd like to see some detail in the shadow areas. Comments by G.B. SHETTLER on Mon, 04/28/08 19:11 Hey, Shadow Lady....there are no Trucks in the photo. Been a while since Shadow Lady showed some of her stuff. Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Mon, 04/28/08 19:49 I tried your image in the various shades of b&w allowed for in CS3 and when the image is lightened the highlighted rocky strand becomes like a walkway for the eyes of the viewer leading them to the shadowy bushes and bluffs along the stream. May be in the land down under of New Zealand but the setting puts me in mind of a coastal stream in British Columbia. Comments by Bruce Hunter on Mon, 04/28/08 23:48 Dark water looks almost like an oil slick.....looks cold, too. Comments by Rosina Palmer on Wed, 04/30/08 06:54 thanks for looking folks hadn't thought of b/w - will have a play R Comments by Michael Meek on Wed, 04/30/08 12:39 I like the dark monolithic walls that guide the stream. The scene has the look of ages with not a sign of man. To add to the primeval look, there on the near right is an impact crater. Well, probably oot. Maybe someone, Rosina for example, dug a place to sit back under the sun after casting a line into that lovely fishing hole.