This was just about the last photo I made in 2012, pleased to have witnessed a little snow up in Moray. This was by River Findhorn at Randolph’s Leap – a particularly spectacular yet difficult area to photograph in, and I’m told it’s prone to flash floods. Of course, me being me I didn’t actually manage to get any of the river in the shots I made there! I particularly liked the shapes made by the partially covered ferns on the ground as well as the remaining golden leaves and, of course, the composition of the trunks.
Chamonix 045N-02, Fujinon A 240mm, Fuji Astia.
Masterly work yet again Dav, beautiful stuff
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Lovely work, Dav.
Lovely photograph Dav. The trees are great esp the most forward one/two. What I find so nice about this is are leaves, the photo has this 2 dimensionality about it, it’s like 2 pictures in one. Depth with the trees, and this almost flat picture on top of the leaves. It’s quite graphic to which I enjoy.
An instant favourite from me – firmly in the Eliot Porter camp but with a unique look. He would have been proud!
Visited this area years ago but really the composition of this photo takes it to the next level of co-creation with the site; thanks, I appreciate you folks who wander and ponder and take your camera.
Nancy Sherwood
Nova Scotia, Canada