Stumped

Posted by Michael Rawluk (Prince George, Canada) on 13 November 2007 in Plants & Nature and Portfolio.

I had another planned but it just did not work out. More tweaking is needed . . .

. . . in the mean time . . .

I appreciate your comments and constructive criticism.

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Comments (15)

Helen from Melbourne, Australia

This is amazing! Gosh I am glad you presented this one to us today and I didn't miss it. I love the variation in tone, texture and field. B&W was an excellent choice.
I have been very distracted from Am3 lately. Thank you for your regular visits to my blog and your very supportive comments. I wanted you to know I really appreciate your visits.

13 Nov 2007 1:03am

e. from Washington DC, United States

Well, I really like this one. I love the different textures and tones you capture. Great shot.

13 Nov 2007 2:00am

Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States

Love it!

13 Nov 2007 4:10am

MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Beautiful, I love the textures of the tree bark.

13 Nov 2007 5:35am

Bron from Canberra, Australia

I like the b/w and textures Michael! cheers Bron

13 Nov 2007 6:35am

Kim from Newcomerstown, United States

I like this one very much. The details and textures are wonderful. Well done Michael!

13 Nov 2007 6:43am

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

Wonderful textures and lines. Birch?

13 Nov 2007 8:05am

Michael from Wuppertal, Germany

Very nice b/w shot, Michael! Like the structures...

13 Nov 2007 12:36pm

Reza from Montreal, Canada

Wow! such a great texture and wonderful focusing. Details are great and B&W works very well for this.

13 Nov 2007 12:37pm

amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

This is just so fanfreakintastic Michael! The b/w is so pure.

13 Nov 2007 12:58pm

Roberta from Canada

Nice B&W work here.

13 Nov 2007 6:55pm

Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom

Got to agree with friends above here. The textures in this one are absolutely awesome, Michael!! Truly stunning in b&w. I love the fabulous gradation of tones too, and the juxtaposition of all these different aspects of nature. Truly an amazing image.

13 Nov 2007 8:38pm