Morning Haze by odie
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The sun was rising through the fog which was floating up from the pond. I was tempted to walk through it, but took a photo instead. :0) Thanks for viewing.
Comments (10)
Excellent image, and such a mood. Well, I would have taken a pic of it too, and THEN walked through it :o) I mean, why not?
Wow! What an incredibly beautiful morning!!! Lucky you!!! lovely image...especially like the fog on the ground...almost makes it look like sand.
wonderful shot!
Awesome !! Excellent use of light and haze... ! :o) Lovely landscape too ! Excellent work ! + V
wow, this is so a wonderful mood on this image. superb . * vote * !!!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!
Marvelous atmosphere and mood.
Beautiful mood! Excellently captured!
excellent shot..what a perfect place for just sit and let all sad things out......."vote"
The shadow rays alone, that you captured makes this an incredible shot!! Wow!! Then add the mist...wow!
another thing about early gallery pics is that the artist writes so much less than they do later on (it's true of me, though I usually don't shuddup any time...) But this was a small masterpiece, and I assume you'd already developed a way with the camera before you started posting. It isn't just the obvious beauty of fog over a landscape, it's your modulation of it, it's so subtly modulated & painterly, it's as if it posed for you, like you worked with it several hours to get it just right. The capture of the shadows & light falling over the midground is beautiful; and the mix of focus from front (strong) to mid (medium) and beyond is beautiful. It's a painterly shot, and somehow just the right size too. It might be beautiful large, but it feels very natural this way too. Beautiful work, and a fav. (you know what else one sees in early photography-galleries? smaller thumbnails! maybe it was the policy back then, but it's always funny to see how—somewhere around page 4—the thumbnails get big! Poof! Magic! Wonder what they'd look like in 1990—you'd need a microscope!)