Awesome perspective. It looks like it could be an aerial view of a landscape.
Thank you MINCS1 for saying what I was just about to type.
🙂
Good comment – thanks.
My reaction too!
Superb and better than the first that said this collection would look good hung together
Happy you like it – thanks!
Very graphic. It must have been interesting to be there at this time of year. Also to think about the similarities and differences between Suffolk County and the southern Utah desert – the absence vs. presence of water, the openness of the landscapes, the grasses and vistas – I can think of lots of similarities but I’m sure it’s an adjustment for your eye behind the camera when you get there.
It was interesting (and always an adjustment), especially since none of my trips there since the 70’s have ever been winter trips. I’ve been looking at lots of Pictorialism for the last year or two, so this time I was hoping to do something other than shoot pictures of intensely saturated red rocks.
One collection that’s been especially inspiring: Laura Gilpin’s early platinum prints.
thanks for a such thoughtful comment 🙂
Gorgeous – really like your colours and the sculptural comp.
JOHN TODARO 
That rusty colour of the mud is a lovely contrast to the icy blue.
Much appreciated!
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Awesome perspective. It looks like it could be an aerial view of a landscape.
Thank you MINCS1 for saying what I was just about to type.
🙂
Good comment – thanks.
My reaction too!
Superb and better than the first that said this collection would look good hung together
Happy you like it – thanks!
Very graphic. It must have been interesting to be there at this time of year. Also to think about the similarities and differences between Suffolk County and the southern Utah desert – the absence vs. presence of water, the openness of the landscapes, the grasses and vistas – I can think of lots of similarities but I’m sure it’s an adjustment for your eye behind the camera when you get there.
It was interesting (and always an adjustment), especially since none of my trips there since the 70’s have ever been winter trips. I’ve been looking at lots of Pictorialism for the last year or two, so this time I was hoping to do something other than shoot pictures of intensely saturated red rocks.
One collection that’s been especially inspiring: Laura Gilpin’s early platinum prints.
thanks for a such thoughtful comment 🙂
Gorgeous – really like your colours and the sculptural comp.
🙂 thanks!