Sugar Creek by Svarg

Photography • Scenic • posted on Mar 04, 2006

Open full image in new tab Zoom on image

Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.

Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.

Description

Sugar Creek - Turkey Run State Park, Indiana Well, today we went a-traipsing! More scenes from this fabulous place to come! Thanks for looking and I hope your day was as wonderful as ours! Ken

Comments (15)

)

Digimon

11:50PM | Sat, 04 March 2006

Tree cam? Hang glider stuck in a tree? Nice POV!! How'd you get this shot??

)

heartnsoul

2:08AM | Sun, 05 March 2006

Sure your name isn't Jeremiah Johnson? ( I know it's not Robert Redford!) But something tells me you saw that movie more than once! Looks like a long way down! Great angle!

)

kelvinhughes

2:22AM | Sun, 05 March 2006

keep loking for the bear at the bottom thats why you so highlol excellent picture well done

ana-maria

3:26AM | Sun, 05 March 2006

Fantastic shot. Outstanding POV, light and colors. Looks very impressive!!!

)

Steeleyes101

6:08AM | Sun, 05 March 2006

Nice one and I like the greenish hue in this piece as it hightens the feel of being near a standing body of water. You seem also to have increased the contrast adding lots of pop to this work and not sure but thinking you added some texture in post. What ever post work or not this has the feel of a beautiful painting done on canvase. Excellent work of art

)

JustAlice

7:50AM | Sun, 05 March 2006

The green waters of Sugar Creek were so fabulous. Now I see them when ever I want. Beautiful shot dear.

)

Svarg

8:03AM | Sun, 05 March 2006

I was standing at an observation point or 'scenic overlook' on the hiking trail. The angle was not as straight down as it appears, only about 45 degrees. The only post work was to frame it with another shot of rock from the same park. I usually bump up the saturation & contrast but that made it look overblown so I left it 'as is'.

)