heres the last 2 from the day here

Great light in #2.

Peace,

Todd

thanks todd, its a surreal picture and those dead trees really jumped out at me

Another two really distinctive images. You've got a real personal feel to this series of images - have you thought about putting together a portfolio of 15 developed around this kind of theme/style and submitting it to the RPS for one of their distinctions (Associateship?)? Paul

not at all mate, i have only being doing it 18 months that sort of thing sounds scary!

Hi

I really enjoyed the series of images, very moody shots, I like the movement imparted by the grasses.

Jane

Superb images!
I can only second Paul's suggestion. It is great to get an L or A panel together.
Ute

That second one is awesome! If you don't mind, how do you process your BW images? These are some of the best I've seen in awhile.

ScaryFox wrote:
Superb images!
I can only second Paul's suggestion. It is great to get an L or A panel together.
Ute

thanks Ute, whats an L or A Panel?


dseidman wrote:
That second one is awesome! If you don't mind, how do you process your BW images? These are some of the best I've seen in awhile.

i posted how i do it here

http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/789002

Two more beautiful images. The second shot blows me away.Aside from the terrific lighting, I love the very upright vertical lines of the trees against the wind bent grass, and slanted fence lines.

Cheers,
Ed

Very striking images! Great tones, and the textures in the grasses are wonderful!

Barry

thanks both

Never would have imagined this would be wales!!
Second one is totally mysterious - love it.

cannockwolf wrote:
ScaryFox wrote:
Superb images!
I can only second Paul's suggestion. It is great to get an L or A panel together.
Ute

thanks Ute, whats an L or A Panel?


If I could answer for Ute - the RPS has three levels of 'Distinction': the L, or Licenciateship, the A, or Associateship, and the F, or Fellowship. These are in order of how high the bar is set. For the L you submit a folio fo 10 images, for the A, 15 images, and for the F, 20 images. You can find out more at http://www.rps.org/.

Cheers

Paul

cheers for the info paul

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I LOVE the drama of the second!!!!!! I could look at that one all day!

Mark