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Suzanne
{K:1466} 11/15/2003
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Je trouve cette photo très émouvante et je vais vous dire pourquoi. Elle est la concrétisation de certaines de mes idées (floues) pour une peinture. Je n'ai jamais pu la faire (cette peinture) parce que je n'avais pas de modèle pour me structurer. Et voilà que je vois ça. Vous me volez mes idées! ;-) Je ne vous la plagiarerai pas(si le mot existe! je ne crois pas) en peinture ;-) mais je vous trouve chanceux en bibitte d'avoir pu capter cette belle image! Continuez votre beau travail.
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Matej Maceas
{K:24381} 10/6/2003
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You've done a great job in leading the viewer's attention onto the roots, and from there, up the stairs. Good choice to crop off the foreground, the resulting composition is a very pleasant one. The range of tones looks good, but have you considered using a brownish tint instead of this green one? The green makes sense with regard to the plants, but brown would perhaps suit the tree better, and the tree is a more important element than the small plants.
So have you touched that stone?
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Mike Marcotte
{K:3948} 10/5/2003
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I like this image Christian. The tree & roots remind me of a giant bird's leg & talons. Coupled with the steps moving up to the right makes for a dramiatic image. Nice in B&W
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Patricia Eifel
{K:5097} 10/5/2003
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I like this very much. The sweep of the tree roots and the path arching up to the right make a very nice composition. The light is lovely.
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zosia zija
{K:11106} 10/5/2003
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very nice.
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Scott Miki
{K:671} 10/4/2003
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Great shot. The composition is bang on...I'm mentally climbing those steps, wondering what's up there.
Beautifully done.
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Fabio Keiner
{K:81109} 10/4/2003
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and after touching it, you became an enchanted spirit of this wood
condemned to take pictures of the roots forever
:)
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John Charlton
{K:5595} 10/4/2003
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Very nicely done Christian... could be my favorute of yours to date!
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Christian Barrette
{K:21125} 10/4/2003
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Thank you for your interesting and helping comments.
Karen, there was cropping and dodging involved to make these roots the focal point, as you can see from the original "as is". My first step was to crop out the foreground because of the blown out highlitghts on the rock surfaces; the rest proceeded as I went into the subject.
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ventrix drogo
{K:65398} 10/4/2003
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Fantastica immagine, mi piace molto, ottima scelta del bianco e nero, molto ben riuscita. Ciao
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karen barnett
{K:4237} 10/3/2003
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A beautiful composition. You have drawn the eye through the elements of the photo... from left to right perfectly, a comfortable sweep, only to draw us back down to the focal point via the stairs to grab our attention in the roots. Rendered nicely in B&W.
I would be interested in seeing the full color capture.
This is beautiful work.
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NN
{K:26787} 10/3/2003
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The nature is full of fascinating things. Here you captured one of them very well!
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Don Loseke
{K:32503} 10/3/2003
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Looks like a big hand. Great black and white. Are they the steps to no where?? Very nice work . Don.
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Kelly Anbach
{K:4375} 10/3/2003
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Great emotional appeal. Very interesting shot. Well done.
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