Coyote Creek Reflections
After using a pair of tiny compact cameras for 2 months, it was a great pleasure to pick up my D200 again. The ergonomics of the camera were instantly familiar the moment I picked it up, and the resulting image quality of the larger sensor and good optics made the image very easy to work with.
It was a gray day, but it was a nice, calm landscape here with the still water making for very nice reflections.
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Coyote Creek, D200, Landscape, Marin County
posted by Warren T. at 12:39 PM
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3 Comments:
Nice reflections, great composition and B/W, beautiful scenery, nice shot...:-)
Lena,
Thanks Lena :).
More commentary and description of this picture:
Here in this composition, I tried to link foreground and background using the graceful and classic S-Curve of the walkway, beginning with the rock in the foreground and ending at the base of the misty hills. I felt that this element of the composition creates a circular eye movement around the image, and adds to the visual interest of the picture which would otherwise have been a rather ordinary reflection shot.
--WT
Loch Ness Monster lives! He looks very playful .. Fantastical land in the fog and reflections.
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