Posted by Stinkbug Photography (Cochise County, United States) on 26 February 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
Thanks to all who stop to visit and maybe leave a comment. I appreciate every single one of them. The Am3 community is a very creative bunch who has been extremely supportive and also inspiring to me. Plus I get to meet all these great people from all over the world and communicate through what we see and how we see it.
that is one tenacious plant!
26 Feb 2008 12:14am
Great shot and indeed it is between a rock and a hard spot!
26 Feb 2008 1:48am
This is just so soft and pretty. It's one of those aaahhh pictures. Could just sit and drink it in for awhile.
26 Feb 2008 2:35am
Really very appealling tones, it also shows how tough nature actually is ;)
26 Feb 2008 5:29am
Agreed about AM3 ;) and this photo is extra, the perspective real caught my eye ;)
26 Feb 2008 7:14am
The tones and texture in this are gorgeous. Well done, as usual. :)
26 Feb 2008 7:52am
I like the contrast between life and rocks - great image
26 Feb 2008 12:55pm
Another great shot! And there are all the shades of green again! Love it!
26 Feb 2008 3:01pm
The contrast as mentioned is fantastic. Agree about AM3, it really is a great community.
26 Feb 2008 3:22pm
Gosh! how on earth did that tree get to grow there, amazing. Beautiful textures and colours in this shot Gary. I agree too about AM3 community, it's wonderful.
26 Feb 2008 6:05pm
Absolutely fantastic juxtaposition of textures and tones!
26 Feb 2008 6:44pm
I agree totally with your comments about the amimus3 community. I really enjoy this spot. As for the Photomatics I have found that not everything works and some things just look fake no matter what you do. I do play around with the sliders with every image I do. I usually shoot jpegs and I braket the living he** out of the image. Then I pick anywhere between 3-6 images that I have shot of the same image and process them. I have shot Raw but not often for this, especially when there is a very wide dynamic range. When there is a wide dynamic range I tend to use more images when I am processing them. I have shot a lot of subjects for this so I have had a lot of practice processing, in fact I have gone back and redone a few images I shot this summer. The images you have in your portfolio are very good.
26 Feb 2008 8:38pm
Great catch and I have to agree with your comment!
27 Feb 2008 3:57pm
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