• 1894 posts
    a year ago

    This little swamp is about a half hour from here. The bridge offers fun opportunities for leading lines in any season, but this one may be my all time favorite.

    P4120092-Edit.jpg

    P4120092-Edit.jpg

    JPG, 3.3 MB, uploaded by minniev a year ago.

  • Ghundredpanorama_fish_eye
    758 posts
    a year ago

    reception.jpg


    crop towers.jpg

    P1005357.jpg

    29165511618.jpg

    reception.jpg

    JPG, 3.9 MB, uploaded by Ghundred a year ago.

    crop towers.jpg

    JPG, 2.0 MB, uploaded by Ghundred a year ago.

    P1005357.jpg

    JPG, 11.0 MB, uploaded by Ghundred a year ago.

    29165511618.jpg

    JPG, 2.0 MB, uploaded by Ghundred a year ago.

  • Ghundredpanorama_fish_eye
    758 posts
    a year ago

    Maximum cliche
    WTB tracks.jpg

    WTB tracks.jpg

    JPG, 1.7 MB, uploaded by Ghundred a year ago.

  • Ghundredpanorama_fish_eye
    758 posts
    a year ago

    arched.jpg

    arched.jpg

    JPG, 1.8 MB, uploaded by Ghundred a year ago.

  • Manuelhelp_outline
    118 posts
    a year ago
  • Fireplace33panorama_fish_eye
    1237 posts
    a year ago

    As @ArvoJ mentined earlier Leading lines in best case should lead your eye to something else in the image.
    Here's one from Winter in Mühlbach , Austria

    DSC_9379 d smaller.JPG

    and one from a snow shoe walk where the tracks you make, create the leading lines :-)
    P2080198 de3 smaller.JPG

    P2080198 de3 smaller.JPG

    JPG, 1.2 MB, uploaded by Fireplace33 a year ago.

    DSC_9379 d smaller.JPG

    JPG, 4.6 MB, uploaded by Fireplace33 a year ago.

  • Bryanpanorama_fish_eye
    1366 posts
    a year ago

    Hello Minnie,
    I can be a bit slow off the mark sometimes. I was sitting here trying to work out how you might have done that in pp or had someone stolen the walkway... When the reality suddenly dawned on me... 😏 Wonderful capture.

  • 1894 posts
    a year ago

    Thanks Bryan. There's very little editing here, it is pretty much straight from the camera. The trick is finding where the reflection starts!

    I won a nice $1000 prize for it and got it on a travel brochure, so that was another reason it was a favorite, plus I while I was taking it I met a homeless vagrant who was going through the trash, and she told me where another, more obscure swamp with great reflections could be found. Thus began my love affair with swamps! You can never know, when you set out with your camera, what may happen!

  • Fireplace33panorama_fish_eye
    1237 posts
    a year ago

    wow that is a nice prize for a good photo!
    I can see why it is a favourite!
    I also like the little surprises you get while out with the camera. Especially when walking.
    When riding a bike you miss so many things, and in a car you see almost nothing in comparison ;-)

  • AlainCh2panorama_fish_eye
    535 posts
    a year ago
  • softmarmottepanorama_fish_eye
    224 posts
    a year ago
  • Photobygmshelp_outline
    732 posts
    a year ago