Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Forest of Dreams

Lest you think I have became strictly a wildlife photographer, I though it proper to post an outdoor abstract, Forest of Dreams.

Winter is a good time to tidy up loose ends; catching up on chores put aside during nicer weather. Thus it is time that I tidy up my computer files; deleting, organizing, and creating fresh backups. While doing this I ran across this image from back in March. It had gone mostly unnoticed until today. With my finger poised over the delete key I began to see the potential it had to offer.

This image began as a reflection shot but I though it offered more if it were properly oriented and enhanced. As I worked with it the title became clear for to me it appeared as a barren ethereal forest found only in my dreams.


10 comments:

  1. I think this is a spectacular shot.Glad you din't delete it.
    Blessings,Ruth

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  2. Beautiful! It's amazing what beauty you can find in your "mistakes" and it's always good to really look at each shot with an open mind.

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  3. Amazing Coy. The effects are splendid. I'd like to be able to do that!

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  4. It does look like something from your dreams or mine. I have things like this hidden in my photo archives and sometimes stumble into them while looking for something else. I found this spider with worms spilling out of the prey it is eating. Yuck, and I had forgotten about it. It is on my pick a peck of pixels blog.

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  5. This is just beautiful. Glad you saw the potential and kept it.

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  6. What a wonder Coy, not only brill at wild life but brill at reaching into Dreamland too.

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  7. Beautiful abstract and great treatment. I'm so glad you kept it.

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  8. Good golly, Coy! You are multidimensional...who knew? Seriously, what a "different" kind of shot. Quite inspirational, I might add.

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  9. I love it! Nice muted coloring!

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Coy