Light on Dry Grass (Texture Shot) by auntietk
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Description
A rather prosaic title, I know, but it's been a busy week, and I'm a bit brain dead.
This is a bit different from what I normally post, but hey ... you only live once! :)
I did this as a texture shot when I first started doing 3-D work a year and a half ago. I've had it hanging around, and every once in a while I open the original and postwork it in a different way. It keeps me thinking. I liked the contrast and the monochrome pallet in this one. It's actually pretty close to the original.
Comments (46)
Splendid capture of the grass, Tara! And as for me, it's both the amber color and the texture! As for the prosaic title, I thought at first you were ordering a sandwich at the local coffee shop.
Excellent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How does the song go..the amber fields of grain..reminds me of that..nice..
Cool one Tara !!!! ~ Hugs ~
very beautiful colors and textures in this shot. I think it would make a really hard puzzle
marvellous photo, love the wheat colour!
Excellent textures and capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I tried for weeks to get one like that in Parc de Sceaux...You got it !
excellent color and lighting
Amazing shot.
Very effective and beautiful looking grass.
love it.... super colour
Blond doré...
Great texture study! Marvelous! ...and had great composition too!
I invite anyone to shoot grass and come out this clear. Just try it! a single breeze at an inopportune moment causes a blur. This entire photo is very clearly in focus.. Great job!
Wonderful contrast of shades all in one tone. The arrangement/angle/texture is never easy to find looking just right, you did well here.