The Road Home--II by beachzz
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Another shot of the road thru Prairie Redwoods State Park. This one really gives the mysterious, majestic and almost surreal sense of those trees. I've walked among them and sometimes I feel as though I've been transported back to prehistoric times. They are that powerful.
Comments (13)
Most excellent snap shot
Gosh! Truly astonishing.
GREAT!!!
Very very suggestive !!
This is absolutely brilliant work, Marilyn. Wow. Outstanding! I'm really enjoying seeing your new work. It's been too long!!
The dark woods enfold you like the arms of an old friend. The darkness here is somehow comforting. This is darn near transcendent. I agree with Tara, your recent work is wonderful.
stunning, quite magical and so atmospheric
You really nailed this one; amazing capture!
Cool capture, Maz, but no way am I going to walk that path; majestic, prehistoric, or not. Spookyville. No telling what lurks in the shadows.
Beautiful capture
Entering the unknown. Pretty kewl. Aloha
This is great - love the mysterious and faintly foreboding atmosphere. Well done.
Boy if this isn't a marilyn shot, I don't know what is. It takes guts to make a shot with only a sliver of light in it (center), and two little slivers to each side. In this series from the ocean, and from the deep forests on your trips, you've explored very intimate and fresh perspectives; and this one is wholly intimate and wholly fresh. Most photographers wouldn't shoot such a scene because of the predominant black in it. But the black in your scene sets off those slivers of light beautifully, and shows what mysteries abound. You gave it to us via heavy shadow and a sense of peering into the world "way out there"; and you've turned the shadows of these massive trees into deep caverns---and shown us the way out too. Beautiful work, Marilyn, another courageous shot from you of the nature you know and love so well.