Went looking for Ice

AlanLichty

Moderator
You got some snow in that last frame :)

I am a serious fan of backlit moss and you handled the range of light well on these.
 

JimFox

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Staff member
Well, this may not have been what you were looking for Rick, but you came away with some awesome shots. Especially #1, that one is masterfully done.
 

Rick Schump

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You got some snow in that last frame :)

I am a serious fan of backlit moss and you handled the range of light well on these.
Alan you have no idea of how much I shoot back lit forests, or forests in general. They are always a hard shoot. With no define subject point and the extremes in light to shadow. Not sure why I'm drawn to it so much other than I must like head aches. One of these days I may get good at it.
 

Mike Mancil

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Forest scenes are difficult to pull off and backlit even harder. These are well done with a real primal look. Maybe there's a primal urge pulling you to the forest ;).
 

Jim Dockery

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I vote for #3, I like the snowy rocks leading up into the golden trees at the top center. I'm a sucker for the backlit moss too. Where are these? Looks a lot like the Cascades in my backyard, The Mountain Loop Hwy.
 

Rick Schump

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Kyle - The first one was the one I felt was the best also. Though not sure I would consider it special. Think I'm a hard critic on myself.
Leslie - Thanks for the kind words.
Mike - You may be right. I have always been drawn to the forest, esp. when the light decides to come and dance.
Jameel - Thank you
Jim D. - It is your back yard. The Index - Galeena Road. Past Index. If you ever want to get together to shoot, Let me know.
Ben - Thank you, always nice to hear from you.
 
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