Zig-Zag

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  Dali

• Oct 30, 2015

Very nice light and great print!

 

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  blansky

• Oct 30, 2015

Sort of torn on this. Personally I'd lighten the horizon a slight bit and the remainder of the road as well. But it's a great location with lots of possibilities.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Oct 30, 2015

I think it's a nice design, but miss the impact of deep black to really anchor the image. Agree with blansky above that the horizon needs some attention, as to me that's where the road leads. Maybe it's just the scan, though. So hard to tell without seeing the actual print.

 

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  Trail Images

• Oct 30, 2015

I really like the composition, this works very well for me. I could also see a bit more thought on the overall exposure / brightness. The small tree is lost in the darkness that looks like a very neat aspect to this scene. Again, very neat comp IMO.

 

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  Dan Quan

• Oct 30, 2015

I particularly like the absence of blacks and maybe whites as well; not quite gloom but more ambiguous and malleable. The road speaks to me of "going on" and continuation, individual persistence along the ribbon of life through time with "hope" as the highlight on the horizon. And more but, suffice to say I like it.

 

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  Jersey Vic

• Oct 30, 2015

There a lot of ways to interpret this negative and this treatment certainly works well. Nice work!

 

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  tony lockerbie

• Oct 30, 2015

Personally I love the way it is, with that bright area in the centre, bleeding off to dark....with a hint of glow on the horizon....perfecto!

 

• Too old to care

• Oct 31, 2015

To me, not everything has to be stark contrast. I love the soft tones, brings out the details more. Well done.

 

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  Micalngelo

• Oct 31, 2015

Thank you all for looking and commenting. - Michael

 

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  Dwayne Martin

• Dec 30, 2015

Fantastic photograph! I like this photo as shown and as the artist intended.