Trees

[warth man]

Converted to mono and infra-red effect in Elements then tweaked a lot using the filter slides. D750 and 70-300mm AF-P.

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Trees by warth man, on Flickr

 

[Palouse]

Wow, that is powerful!

 

[West]

Nice one Ron ?

 

[warth man]

Wow, that is powerful!

Nice one Ron ?

Thanks Nick, West. Quite surprising sometimes what you stumble across.

 

[Bart]

Outstanding, Ron!
The sea of light in the background is an extra strong element.

 

[Allan]

dramatic, even scary.

 

[Pa]

Sure shows the prevailing wind direction. Interesting silhouettes.

 

[warth man]

Thank you Bart, Allan, Jim. Normally I wouldn't play around as much. Must be something to do with "lockdown time". It has shown me that sometimes I can still get something I like from a so-so dog walk pic. It's even better when some others like it too!

 

[gchappel]

I personally really like dark black and white images. It makes the light areas so powerful and so important.
The leaning graphics of the trees works well. The light along the horizon makes the image.
Wonderful.
There are a couple of light areas low on the right that pull my eye towards nothing. I would tone those areas down before this is printed.
Gary

 

[dossy]

I love the whole mood! Stunning image, Ron!

 

[warth man]

I personally really like dark black and white images. It makes the light areas so powerful and so important.
The leaning graphics of the trees works well. The light along the horizon makes the image.
Wonderful.
There are a couple of light areas low on the right that pull my eye towards nothing. I would tone those areas down before this is printed.
Gary

Thanks Gary. Agree re those two areas if I should print this. The one furthest to the right is a sheep's back!.

 

[warth man]

I love the whole mood! Stunning image, Ron!

Thank you Dossy. I'm glad you like it.

 

[kilofoxtrott]

Stunning. Worth to be featured.

Kind regards
Klaus

 

[warth man]

Stunning. Worth to be featured.

Kind regards
Klaus

Thanks Klaus.

 

[camerapapi]

This is an excellent b&w conversion. I like the gray sky along with the deep shadows and bright highlights.
The silhouette of the main subject reinforces the image adding impact.