Moving and (relatively) still.
[A ‘drive-by’ pine and a double exposure creek. Nothing is straight forward, it seems…]
© Karen McRae, 2015
Moving and (relatively) still.
[A ‘drive-by’ pine and a double exposure creek. Nothing is straight forward, it seems…]
© Karen McRae, 2015
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There is such mystery in the creek – enticing the viewer to come closer. Interestingly, I think the colour adds to the depth of the creek image, but the black and white of the flying tree gives that image such power. Lovely as always Karen!
There is always something more….be it inside or outside…or maybe hidden out of frame.
Beautiful artistry….
I love the muted palette of the tree. And I imagine it dancing in the wind.
Your double exposures make me stop and ponder, Karen. And your trees are captivating– the deep greens in the second really caught my eye.
This is so surreal…
I really like the life you have breathed into the tree, Karen. I think I feel more of that in the monochrome.
Gorgeous indeed.
Very good. Almost cinamatic.
beautiful pictures
J’aime beaucoup ce que vous faite,toujours un plaisir de regarder votre travail great photos !
Wonderful images, especially the colored ones are gorgeous!
It’s as if we are privy to the backstage workings of Nature’s theatre. We’re witness to her powerful direction.
These are so great, Karen – like the forces of nature gathering themselves for some great effort.
I love it.
These are superb Karen. I love the movement in the pine and those gorgeous greens in the creek! Fabulous reflection too! 🙂
Excellent work, Karen. Emotional images on so many levels.
dear karen, you are an exceptionally gifted naturesoul-photographer!
Such tangible Beauty…
Nice, very nice, I like that…
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