Light and tonality are exceptional in this, John. Nice work.
Thanks Ken 👋🏽
Mmmm. Wonderful. I second what Ken says, and I especially like the hazy look, way that the fallen branch follows the line of the path, and the way that the path leads into such a dark space.
Thanks Linda. The hazy climb up this mountain brought to mind some of Herzog’s early films, especially Aguirre, The Wrath of God.
Now that’s a visual feast, and a trail I’d love to explore
Thanks, it was an interesting hike. I didn’t mind the obscured view from the top because the fog was so engaging.
I just love it, John. All those roots! The scattered leaves, the disappearing path, the mist in the distance. Happiness.
That wide view can certainly reel in the narrative. Thanks for the comment Lynn.
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Light and tonality are exceptional in this, John. Nice work.
Thanks Ken 👋🏽
Mmmm. Wonderful. I second what Ken says, and I especially like the hazy look, way that the fallen branch follows the line of the path, and the way that the path leads into such a dark space.
Thanks Linda. The hazy climb up this mountain brought to mind some of Herzog’s early films, especially Aguirre, The Wrath of God.
Now that’s a visual feast, and a trail I’d love to explore
Thanks, it was an interesting hike. I didn’t mind the obscured view from the top because the fog was so engaging.
I just love it, John. All those roots! The scattered leaves, the disappearing path, the mist in the distance. Happiness.
That wide view can certainly reel in the narrative. Thanks for the comment Lynn.