Yes, and climb into a rowboat for about six hours.
This scene could be here, believe it or not, but I don’t think I would have ever thought to do what you did with it. I keep learning here, John, thank you.
By “here” I assume you mean the Pacific NW…
The trip was interesting because my intention was to post the majority of my selections in color. The foliage was near-peak and quite spectacular. Surprisingly, many of the b/w conversions conveyed more meaning once I started looking at them.
There are few images that worked better in color, however, and another group that seemed equally meaningful in either format. I’ll try to post a few…
Yes, it could be in the PNW, in fact, a few miles from home – loads of rooty trails around here, and lakes, the whole look.
That’s very interesting about the fall foliage, and seeing it in black and white. Maybe you can post a pair where you think both options work. Seeing in black and white is such a good exercise in any case.
two worlds met and mixed their mysteries, beautiful ! It is like an invitation for the soul and the body…
Always good to hear… merci !
Love the lead into this, once again you’ve managed to combine a number of possible narratives.
JOHN TODARO
I’m ready to step through past the overhang—
Yes, and climb into a rowboat for about six hours.
This scene could be here, believe it or not, but I don’t think I would have ever thought to do what you did with it. I keep learning here, John, thank you.
By “here” I assume you mean the Pacific NW…
The trip was interesting because my intention was to post the majority of my selections in color. The foliage was near-peak and quite spectacular. Surprisingly, many of the b/w conversions conveyed more meaning once I started looking at them.
There are few images that worked better in color, however, and another group that seemed equally meaningful in either format. I’ll try to post a few…
Yes, it could be in the PNW, in fact, a few miles from home – loads of rooty trails around here, and lakes, the whole look.
That’s very interesting about the fall foliage, and seeing it in black and white. Maybe you can post a pair where you think both options work. Seeing in black and white is such a good exercise in any case.
two worlds met and mixed their mysteries, beautiful ! It is like an invitation for the soul and the body…
Always good to hear… merci !
Love the lead into this, once again you’ve managed to combine a number of possible narratives.
Thanks Martin…happy you liked it.