Tree Line II
This image was created by using a Point & Shoot camera. The ISO is 100 and was exposed for 1/320 sec @f/4.5.
On Monday I posted the Color of Winter photo called Tree Line. This is another view of that same tree line but from a different angle. However I did convert this to a B&W image in Photoshop Elements.
Remember, it was a cloudy and a very heavy overcast day with some slight fog and and a little snow in the air. I exposed for the snow and the tree line and that made the background go dark. What you see there in the background is a tree shrouded hillside with bits of snow peeking out through the limbs.
So, we have the same subject, but one is in color and the other is in B&W, and they were taken from differing points of view. The result is two very different photographs of the same subject taken just seconds apart…
Great image, wish I lived in the building behind!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for the wonderul comment that you just left. It's great to get feedback from follow photographers, especially from one such as yourself... :-)
ReplyDeleteI thought I posted on this one, guess I didn't click post. ... I love snow covered evergreens. I think they look so neat, and it proves how stong the limbs can really get. Pretty shot.
ReplyDeleteI thought I posted on this one, guess I didn't click post. ... I love snow covered evergreens. I think they look so neat, and it proves how stong the limbs can really get. Pretty shot.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Glenn! The dark background gives me the feeling of a shot lite by moon light during a cold winter night. Well done.
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