experiment with long exposure (60 seconds) and black and white setting
The light was reflected on the low cloud deck – just enough to frame the power lines and the shape of the trees.
experiment with long exposure (60 seconds) and black and white setting
The light was reflected on the low cloud deck – just enough to frame the power lines and the shape of the trees.
I love it. It’s so ethereal. Fine work, colleague.
Thanks Denny – I wanted to try something different, perhaps I’ll share another one from this session.
Wow. I want to see this printed on metallic paper. Or canvas. Or – gasp – plexiglass.
Plexiglass – I didn’t even realize you could print onto plexiglass. How are these pieces hung – with a light source behind them? Is it expensive? If it’s reasonable, I might experiment.
You can print on plexiglass and metal and wood, you name it. You hang it like anything else – a nice little spot would be perfect. It is pricy, though. Check out Duraplaq.com or ask GregT about it. He uses them a lot.
I like the incredible simplicity. No, it’s more an elegance. Simple, but loaded with meaning-potential. I’m a big fan of how black works in both composition and meaning, and I get both here. The lines … power or phone … we don’t know unless you tells us as you have … send a message of interconnectedness and communication. I feel quite comforted by this image.
I really appreciate your comment, thanks. I have been thinking about shape lately and trying to distill some of my shots to just the essence of the shape. I was pleased to have the notion of tree and line captured here. It is stark, not everyone’s cup of tea, but pleased it left you feeling interconnectedness.