I like the pure simplicity of the fence.I really think the perspective you chose is what makes this. I have no idea how you did the special effects but, this is interesting, unique. Was this a sun rising or sun setting shot?
I look at this, then I see something else. multiples of contrasting shadows...it goes on, on. The two pieces of lumber on the ground adds more to the cool factor. This has a real arty feel to it. Almost abstract.
AYE MICHAEL - -- I LOVE THIS ONE - DYNAMIC AND 3 DIMENSIONAL - - - IT MAY NEED A BIT OF A CLEAN UP ON THE LEFT SIDE - - -JUST FOR THE THE HELL OF IT WHY DON`T YOU CROP THAT LEFT SIDE OUT COMPLETELY - -- JUST A THOUGHT - - -BYE THE BYE I OWE YOU AN IMMENSE APOLOGY FOR NOT RESPONDING TO SO MANY OF YOUR COMPLIMENTS YOU`RE A GOOD KIND MAN - - -P.S. I DID LIKE YOUR "REAR VIEW MIRROW" GOOD CONCEPT AND COLORING - - THE PADDYCAKEMAN
Sometimes I've looked at a white picket fence and thought there was a picture hiding in there somewhere -- thank you for bringing one out.-Pam :idea: "There is more to life than increasing its speed. -- Mahatma Gandhi"
thanks rick....it was about 1:30 p.m. or so when i took this....just enough to bring out the shadows. no secret to this shot. i used the sharpness, contrast, saturation and straighten buttons in Iphoto and then the gloom, the white point adjust, the unsharp mask and finally the sharpen luminance adjustment....
thank kew paddy man...i took your advice and dropped out the left side which forced me to straighten the image once again so it doesn't look like it's gonna fall off of the page. i'll post it later it is too narrow this way i think but i appreciate all offerings!!
thanks dana, i mostly took this while i was being a bit bored at the kiddie park...being bored makes you look harder i think....
thanks pam!
in the words of a world famous philospher:
"I yam what i yam and that's all what i yam!"
