Thanks for the comments Maris. My processor in Brazil, a very well know 30 yr.
pro photographer, liked the photo as well but wasn't keen on the tree. His
thought was that it kind of just comes out of nowhere. I personally liked it
because it breaks up the balance and puts something in a boring sky. Oh well.
Also, thanks to Bill Robb for cleaning up the scan in Photoshop for me as
well...
Norm
IronWorks wrote:Norman Baugher's "Serenity"
> The description of "simplicity and peacefulness" are dead on and this
> picture works well. The tonal contrasts of the picture have been brought
> out well, especially the shadows on the ground and on the stone wall. The
> composure is very good, with the otherwise unbalancing tendency of a tree
> somehow framing the image well - the latticework of the crippled tree
> branches (it was good to leave out the trunk) contrasts well with the
> straight lines of the wall/fence and of the geometrical gate. The photo
> gives the viewer an impression of "Serenity".
>
> My impressions only.
>
> Maris V. Lidaka, Sr.
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