Filtering light by Issemissen
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Hello fellow RR:s!
I have been extra busy studying and working for a while now and have been longing to browse this place, to indulge in all this creativity! :)
To see all your fine work!
I haven't had time to do any photographing recently so here is a shot I took over a month ago. I saw the light shining through these dead leaves and had to try to capture it.
Wishing you all a relaxing weekend. :)
Comments (18)
A intriguing and most beautiful capture here, Eva! I like the various tones of cold colours setting the mood for retreat or meditation. Excellent !
Fantabulous my love!
You captured it very well indeed! : )
Very nice dof, the light is incredible coming through the leaves. Super capture. Todd
Very artistic capture!! Perfect DOF giving the gem-like blurred background.
Fascinating backdropp with an interesting subject. Well done.
I especially like the wet on the leaves upper right!
fabulous compo and textures, well done!!
this is a beautiful, almost magical image... for all the reasons above, plus the juxtaposition of death and life/rebirth, as hinted-at by the green colors and beaded light behind the leaves in the foreground. awesome, my dear friend! :)
Amazing composition and light ! Superb shot my friend , Ana
Very Nice!!!
Very cool! Love hte colours!
Nothing fancy to say; I just like it a lot.
Love the golden light filtering though the leaves Eva, well seen and shot. It is getting lighter here, my heart sings. Hugs. Diane. xx
Lovely mood. Favorited
Lovely image! 5+!
The light and mood are wonderful. All I would have suggested for the final post would be softening the background in postwork. It looks too grainy for my taste, but, as my usual caveat goes, that's just me. :-D
Oh this is beautiful. A fine winter shot.