Photo by paqart • Last comment by paqart • On 02-11-13 00:10
Thank you. You may have noticed a have a few similar shots from the last couple of days. This is because two days ago I was near the forest when I saw this long and spooky section of bike path at night. I took a picture of it, but then kept thinking about how this particular forest always makes me think of the children's story Hansel and Gretel. With that in mind, I kept going back at dusk (3 days in a row) until I had a shot that really matched that feeling. With this image, I was satisfied so I'm glad someone else spotted it.
By the way, I really enjoy your photos. I was going through them last night and found any to be inspiring. I was showing one of your butterfly images to my wife and daughter, both of whom also admired it, then referenced it later to my daughter as an inspiration to get some decent insect photos over the summer. I'm still new to photography, having worked professionally as a comic book artist, painter, illustrator, and CG artist. This just means that some things, like focusing on moving things like an insect or a person is still difficult for me. Today I will be practicing on that at Carnaval celebrations in town but in the meantime am very curious how you and other photographers get such perfect focus on moving objects.
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Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 01-26-13 02:27
Thank you for your kind comment, chiseeo. The sky was rather overcast with dim fog, so there were no details above the town. I would have liked a dark blue night sky with bright stars, but the weather does not always cooperate with the wishes of a photographer.
Best regards from Norway!
I have photographed on Samos island too. What a beautiful country you live in.
Walter - Thank you for your kind words. I have enjoyed your winter photos as well. Thanks again for taking a look and responding to what you saw.
Baraboowilli
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