Snagged

• philldresser

• Nov 26, 2005

Jeffery, you dont need the name as the picture speaks for it self. Lovely image.

 

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  Charles Webb

• Nov 26, 2005

A beautiful photograph well seen and finished. The texture of the wood and pebbles is outstanding. This is a true "wall hanger"!
Charlie.........

 

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  roteague

• Nov 26, 2005

This is great!!!! It is what B&W is supposed to be about. I love the tonal range, texture and sharpness.

 

• CarlRadford

• Nov 27, 2005

Great tones and textures - this image looks very good and I am sure it makes a stunning print! Who needs grand landscapes when you can have one of these

 

• doughowk

• Nov 27, 2005

Beautiful image. Maybe print on a cool-tone paper such as Kentmere Bromide; and crop top 1/4 (becomes square format).

 

• CarlRadford

• Nov 27, 2005

As a matter of interest Jerry, I had done exactly as Doug suggests and found the image to be stronger - as it wasn't a critque I am never sure if I should venture such a comment

 

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  Jeffrey

• Nov 27, 2005

I appreciate all your kind comments, and suggestions. Perhaps I'll crop it as such, but I hate to lose those branchtips, as I think they're essential to the form of the spindley twig.

 

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  Marv

• Nov 27, 2005

I don't know, I think I'd leave it as is. The fine branch tips set up a cascade effect where the elements of the image keep building on themselves becoming stronger until it culminates in the rocks, roots and slabs.

To crop would completely alter the face and effect of the image for me.

 

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  Charles Webb

• Nov 27, 2005

No CROP, or other diddling It is a winner exactly as it is. Charlie..........

 

• Claire Senft

• Nov 27, 2005

OOOOOOOOOOOH!