Fog, Frost, Hedge, Cut Cotton

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Image Title: Fog, Frost, Hedge, Cut Cotton

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By: ron shufflebarger

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Photographer	ron shufflebarger {Karma:557}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	D300
Categories	Minimalist	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	nikon 24-70mm
Uploaded	2/6/2010	Film / Memory Type	compact flash
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Views	534	Shutter
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/
Critiques	7	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - Winfield State - KANSAS Country - United States
About	Lots of fog and snow lately so playing around with the minimalist side of things

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Roberto Arcari Farinetti

{K:209486} 2/27/2010

great.....
roby

Malules Fernandez

{K:54810} 2/26/2010

Excellent!!

M jalili

{K:69009} 2/6/2010

What a beautiful and a big work . 7/7 .
All my regards my friend ............

Hing Wong

{K:2545} 2/6/2010

love your treatment of light

ron shufflebarger

{K:557} 2/6/2010

thanks for your response. Actually the fog was so thick that I had to use several layers and contrast plug-in to get it to where it is, and get some contrast. I, of course, blurred the edges slightly to cause some vignetting.
My attempt was not to render a completely realistic landscape but to take an everyday scene and make it as minimalist as possible. we have very little fog normally so this has been a boon to play with. I actually wanted to make it more minimalist but I started losing tops of trees and it became to abstract in my eyes.
I happen to like minimal photographs and to try and photograph using the least amount of subject as possible, when I can, that will instill the mode or story.
Hope that answers your question--ron s.

Giancarlo Gimona

{K:3526} 2/6/2010

WITH MORE CONTRAST FOR ME THIS PHOTO IS MORE REALISTIC...

I WAIT YOU REPLY BECAUSE I WANT KNOW YOURS OPINION

K r i s h n e n d u - The NoOne {K:12059} 2/6/2010

splendid work :)

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