Walking in the woods by X-PaX
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Comments (9)
What a lovely walk. :)
I want to take this path!
Beautiful. Where is it?
Beautiful place and great shot !
So very inviting!
Very nice light, superb forest path, excellent capture!
Wonderful place, and a great capture!!
Schönes zartes frisches Grün. Klasse Foto mit fantastischer Tiefe!
You definitely live in one of the most peaceful, beautiful spots in the world. This is another of your beautiful, gentle forest-walk shots. With a beautiful trail---this one in flesh-pink browns---and leafy soft trees on both sides. Once again, you've captured a soft texture to all the leaves; they feel almost like tassels. And with all the leaves, you still bring out the trunks and branches. And the shot takes us back, into the beauty of your area. A restful beautiful shot, as always.
Btw, I looked on one of your sites---the site with the Terragen on it. (I'll look at the photography site soon.) I didn't realize how much Terragen you've done. You got wonderful details in those landscapes; and I like how you use hues to give deep mood to many of the pieces. And they show sensitivity to geology too. I've seen a number of your fractals here, of course, and the ones you have there are also beautiful. But I've not seen your Terragen before. It's beautifully done.
Christian, I'm at an hour and 25 minutes here, so I must leave. But it's been a great pleasure, and I hope to get back here before too much more time passes. I would probably do better to comment on images as they go up---I'd give you and other artists a "break," so you wouldn't have to sift through 15 of my comments at once. But I like to "saturate" myself in your art, so I do these marathon sessions instead. Hope it doesn't get numbing! Beautiful work, as always. And, as always, very sensitive...
You are welcome Mark. Thank you very much for your comments.