The Fallen or After The Rain

[JBW]

[Stagecoach]

It works Brian, just a bit off of the right side may help, but may not.

[JBW]

It works Brian, just a bit off of the right side may help, but may not.

I did take a bit off. I tried more off but for me it lost the depth very quickly. Congrats on your getting on T.V.

[lesno1]

lovely picture Brian

[bje07]

Well done, you caught well the ambiance.

[JBW]

lovely picture Brian

the humbling part of the shot is that it is as close to SOOC as i have gotten.

[JBW]

Well done, you caught well the ambiance.

and unusually for me almost entirely in camera. A small crop and some clarity and structure plus one or two other tweaks was it.

[Dave A]

I really like this one. Very sharp and an unusual capture.

Dave

[JBW]

I really like this one. Very sharp and an unusual capture.

Dave

It was entirely natural all I did was find the angle.

[Wavelength]

I like this; it evokes some pathos...

[JBW]

I like this; it evokes some pathos...

I was hoping it would

[Rainforest]

The garden is all about change.. Very nice light in this Brian.

[Mike Buckley]

The image conveys so much that I could study it nearly forever.

[JBW]

The image conveys so much that I could study it nearly forever.

just don't study it so much you deprive us of your shots.

[JBW]

The garden is all about change.. Very nice light in this Brian.

interconnected, interdependent... interbeing change.

[Mike Buckley]

I just now realized a particularly compelling characteristic of the image that is unusual at least to my viewing experience: even though the flowers are suffering from an onslaught of nature, they remain as graceful as ever. Indeed, the position of the two flowers reminds me of the body position a graceful ballerina assumes in the classic pose low to the floor with the torso parallel to the legs and the hands over the feet. Very nice!

[JBW]

I just now realized a particularly compelling characteristic of the image that is unusual at least to my viewing experience: even though the flowers are suffering from an onslaught of nature, they remain as graceful as ever. Indeed, the position of the two flowers reminds me of the body position a graceful ballerina assumes in the classic pose low to the floor with the torso parallel to the legs and the hands over the feet. Very nice!

Now that you mention it... the elongated 'S' is powerful