..oh snap, this looks like crap..taken months back from some swamp in philly..if i were a kid, i’d jump right in and explore this place..but since i’m not, i did the next best thing..took a picture and played around with it until it looked funky enough to post..scribbles & scratches from nature..
..finally started on getting that portfolio part built, this weekend’s gonna be edit, edit, edit..
23 replies on “scribbles”
lol at the jumping right in to explore. It does look tempting for that. Kinda sad to see trees down though (showing my grownup side here:-) Have fun editing.
I still jump right in and explore where trees are concerned… ha ha makes for great looks from passers by!
I love this most inviting perspective, asking me to clamber aboard and throw caution to the wind.
You know it’s hard to find places like these sometimes. The title “scribbles” reminds me just jotting down whatever you can think of at the moment, sort of like brainstorming. This image is symbolic for that. Love how you composed it, nicely done!
10mm shot? great!! nice place for shooting! Liked this shot for its wide perspective.
taking a picture is better than jumping in and getting your own scratches! dig the shot man!
Nice strong lines and detail. And this indeed looks like climbing material 🙂
i’ll do the same thing with you….jump over and climb the falling threes….
i’d like the diagonallic composition of the falling threes…
nice job
regards from indonesia
Scribbles? I guess you wrote something better than scribbles, there 🙂 The is a structure that appears in your composition and that sustained it. Nice work!
A chaos of branches… the perfect place to explore, I’ll join you 🙂
This shot has a fine dynamic feel. The huge inter-related trunks hold the shot together from being just a shot of limbs and brush. It seems quite effective to me.
Cool perspective!
Guess this is a nice shot of this natural disorder here.
ah, the tree chaos 🙂 i’ve always been drawn to those kinds of areas, for similar reasons, never got a photo i really liked out of it. always too much going in (ironically that’s generally what attracted me to it in the first place)
It seems this was taken under rather harsh midday lighting which is very challenging indeed. Especially for a subject like this. I do like the chaotic entangled mass of branches here.
Impressive image with a great level of detail, but I think it’s somewhat confusing because it has too much information. But this is only my poor opinion.
So many details in one photo. Excellent !
When I was kid, it was the perfect place to build a small house, I agree 🙂
SwissCharles
Love the lines and detail…great title too!
I like it! I like seeing a jumble of stuff well done. There is too little of that and perhaps too much minimal stuff. But then the minimal stuff is easier to do and to make something that is chaotic hold together much harder. If I were one to set goals I just might try doing chaotic stuff for a while to see what could be done with a variety of it.
agree with daina – this type of image is hard to do. you’ve done a good job here – especially with the processing. also like her idea of doing chaotic stuff for a while.
Looks like a fun place to explore. You did a good job with the editing imo.
lol! yep, a chaotic scene is really hard to pull off, at least there were some of you who liked it.. hehe..
Tree carcasses. I see them sad. Nice foto. Regard from Yogyakarta Indonesia.