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Thanks guys ...
"pretty image and nice composition" ... coming from Kaden, that rings very different than it might from others. I was wondering if the image is too cliche' ... but if Kaden likes it, it probably passes the anti-cliche' test. 
Scott ... +1 @ the mid-fence needing toned down a touch. I want it to transition more to better emulate the fog that is surrounding everything. Will take a bit more 'skillful' PP than I was up for last night.
Fence vs. scene vs. mood ... that's part of what I'm wrestling with re: title. This one is going against my "What's the point?" / Where do you want to draw the viewers eye a bit, in that is more about "eye candy" than a specific point. For me, the fence, the foggy home, the shades/tones, etc. In some regard, it was just a "pretty scene" when I shot it, so I really haven't determined my message for it other than some "eye candy". I think the eye goes fence, down the line, home, across the tree line, lone tree, back to fence ... that circular thing that keeps you engaged (or so I'd like to think).
A little twist on Chuck's title might go something like this:
"The neophyte framer, not yet grasping the concept of image fencing, ponders the fate of his missing tonal values."
Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words (Chuck's lack of text) ... while framing seems very natural to Dennis & Chuck (et al), I'm not there yet. But, I have hope that I'll eventually get there (with everyone's continued help of course).
"Title Unknown"
"Somewhere"
"Foggy Fence"
"Around The Fence"
"Fence Row"
"Misty Morning"
"Through The Fog"
"Guiding Lines"
"Life's Lines"
"Familiar Boundaries"
"The Way Home"
"Peaceful Morning"
"Harmony" ... hmmm, whatcha think ??
Edited on Feb 15, 2012 at 04:24 PM · View previous versions
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