Thanks for all the great comments, and thank you Don for the gallery spot.
I've been shooting this scene all year, never quite getting it right. This was my fifth attempt, but first with my pinhole bodycap. There is tremendous satisfaction in finding a scene, and revisiting it until you finally get what you "see".
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Got to admire the heck out of anyone who shoots pinhole with a 5DmkII, LOL. Can I swap bodies with you? I doubt you can tell the difference for these shots...
Oh, yeah, it's beautiful. I had it narrowed down to a Leslie, a ZZ, or a Ben during voting.
I figured this was a pinhole and I half suspected it was Whiteroom or even Zeuszen. This was my top pick Ben, in fact I think it was the first image that showed up for me for voting and it was an instant ten. LOVE it.
The idea behind the Posthumous Ribbon is to encourage you to break the rules, to find new and different ways to express yourself. To free your mind to think clearly toward the solution that is certain to come, to laugh at world and at life, not doing what others are expecting you to do, but just following and listening to what's in your heart. DPC it’s a wonderful learning place where everyone should be supported on their way to be a photographer. A special attention should be aimed to those working hard with different views and approaches to photography, those not aligned with the mainstream taste and receiving no recognition. It’s our responsibility to support these photographers creating diversity and expressing different visions. Being active at the Posthumous thread it’s the best way to do it. Being active at the Posthumous thread it’s the best way to protect your and the other’s freedom of being different. Thanks for taking the time to enter this challenge. Stay wild.
First I liked the image, then I didn't like it, then I did. Like the old zen paradox about a mountain. I had a quandary infinitum. Resolved in your favour. 8.
Hmmm.... Not my "kinda thing", but I can see how some artsy folks can like this simple image with interesting shapes. Good news, though... I'm not voting. *grin*
I love abstracts and many similar images. But although you might have some deep thoughts behind the composition and subject here, I have difficulties seeing it. 5. sorry...
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