The Climb
Labels: Black and White, Fort Mason, Lines that don't like being Lines, Project Oct. 2013
We are a small group of friends with a common love of photography. We hope to enjoy each others' work and to broaden our knowledge of photography and to stimulate our creativity by sharing our work and ideas here. Please invite your friends to stop by. If you are interested in becoming a photo contributor, please send me an email. --Warren
Labels: Black and White, Fort Mason, Lines that don't like being Lines, Project Oct. 2013
Labels: Abstracts, D200, Fort Mason, Lines that don't like being Lines, Project Oct. 2013
Excellent abstract, great composition, nice shot...:-)
Lena,
Love it... I'm still wondering (but that's a good thing ;-)
Awesome Abstract! I am with Steve, still wondering what it is - but I love it.
I am also excited to see you used the 85mm 1.8 I ordered one last night.
~Carl~
Eerie sci-fi feeling... D:
Nice abstract Warren, great composition and color.
Dan
Labels: Black and White, D200, Fort Mason, Lines that don't like being Lines, Project Oct. 2013, Street
Labels: Abstracts, Black and White, D200, Fort Mason, Lines that don't like being Lines, Project Oct. 2013
Labels: Black and White, D200, Fort Mason, Lines that don't like being Lines, Project Oct. 2013, Street

Labels: Fort Mason, Nikon D40, San Francisco
On Thanksgiving Day, Warren & I went shooting, and I caught this. The man walking among the tress gave it a lonely feel.Labels: Fort Mason, Nikon D40, San Francisco, Thanksgiving
I don't really get a lonely feel, though I can see how it could be viewed that way as well, given that it was Thanksgiving and he was alone.. But to me, viewing it today though, overlooking the day it was taken, it's a very peaceful shot: Lone man walking among the trees thinking about a recent gathering, from where he is coming, contemplating close relationships, planning out his next weekend visits with friends and family, reminiscing within his own conscious scrolling of memories... jokes, friendly people he's met, family pets... It's quite nice, really (that is, if you overlook the context in which is was taken :)
Wow, it sure doesn't feel lonely anymore! LOL!! :o)
Eric
Really nice shot! It wouldn't have been the same without the lone figure.
--WT
Thx, Warren. The lone figure is small, but really adds to the photo. I have a series of shots with out the figure and it isn't as...complete.
Eric
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Interesting framing. nice shot and B/W...:-)
Lena,
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