Wonderful, as are the preceding photos in the series.
Because of the shallow focus, this one seems to have landed in a place somewhere between still life and landscape. Thanks for your comments!
You probably don’t realize how your photographs can change the way people see…today at home and later when I was in the car, I saw two scenes in the old tintype style. Both were areas that don’t have single, stand-out features and are hard to compose mentally. But I saw that delicate, winding, linear softness and I could imagine them the way this series is photographed. It was nice.
Thanks Lynn, that’s the sort of comment that makes a day. If a camera was involved in what you saw, I’d love to see the results.
Actually, I let those moments go without the camera but I wanted you to know that a big tangle of vegetation outside the window by the computer looked very different for a little while, and then, driving through a park it happened again. 🙂
The moments that go by without the camera can be made of gold. It’s all good. 😊
Stunning work. I could go through every image and hit the like button, but that just diminishes the simple awe that each one inspires. It will be a joy to follow your work and vision.
Really appreciate that Chris. Thanks for such a thoughtful comment.
JOHN TODARO 
Another beauty, John! Fine series. See you!
Thanks Harrie!
Wonderful, as are the preceding photos in the series.
Because of the shallow focus, this one seems to have landed in a place somewhere between still life and landscape. Thanks for your comments!
You probably don’t realize how your photographs can change the way people see…today at home and later when I was in the car, I saw two scenes in the old tintype style. Both were areas that don’t have single, stand-out features and are hard to compose mentally. But I saw that delicate, winding, linear softness and I could imagine them the way this series is photographed. It was nice.
Thanks Lynn, that’s the sort of comment that makes a day. If a camera was involved in what you saw, I’d love to see the results.
Actually, I let those moments go without the camera but I wanted you to know that a big tangle of vegetation outside the window by the computer looked very different for a little while, and then, driving through a park it happened again. 🙂
The moments that go by without the camera can be made of gold. It’s all good. 😊
Stunning work. I could go through every image and hit the like button, but that just diminishes the simple awe that each one inspires. It will be a joy to follow your work and vision.
Really appreciate that Chris. Thanks for such a thoughtful comment.