Pix and Pensees by Landscape Photographers of the Potomac in Barbara Southworth's Spring and Fall Smithsonian classes
Monday, April 4, 2016
Springtime Along The Potomac
Overcast skies and light winds greeted us before dawn, but our band of photographers enjoyed the morning. In the woods there were faint signs of greenery and bluebells.
I especially like the juxtaposition of disintegrating tree and new growth, to the point of seeing through the trunk as a window. A portion of the part where old is superimposed on new is "where the image lives."
A few in your series seem especially warm. It can be helpful to view your images as a group, and after individual correction, correction to flow more seamlessly in the series.
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I especially like the juxtaposition of disintegrating tree and new growth, to the point of seeing through the trunk as a window. A portion of the part where old is superimposed on new is "where the image lives."
A few in your series seem especially warm. It can be helpful to view your images as a group, and after individual correction, correction to flow more seamlessly in the series.
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