another one from the weekend... it occurs to me yet again that i have a propensity to take way too many random shots of trees and snow... nothing to see here... move along!
Randomness is good... not possible to post 365 days a year using only well executed concepts. I like it, whatever.. but I read it as more sinister than your title implies!
@yrhenwr tx :). I guess I just think, every time I come home from a walk or hike with a gazillion shots of trees and snow, that I really need to think about looking at the world a little differently, you know? There must be some new (or at least new for me) take on it I can discover, no?
We rarely have snow but we are surrounded by 20,000 acres of forest so I take lots of pictures of trees but 99% of the time my image fails to capture what I saw and felt... that's a good enough reason to keep at it, I think. Perhaps it's the same with you?
Featured artist in Black + White Photography magazine recently, his location of choice is the Ashdown Forest, which as it happens is the 'original' 100 acre wood.
@jasperc@northy Why have I never heard of this man? His work is enchanting and inspiring... and in B&W too. I am so pleased that you have introduced me to his work. Myra, the link as posted doesn't work - you need to drop the full-stop at the end.
Featured artist in Black + White Photography magazine recently, his location of choice is the Ashdown Forest, which as it happens is the 'original' 100 acre wood.