# 306

Although I am not entirely new to photography, I am always eager to

learn, so any comment will be appreciated very much.

This seems a distillation of your work - infinite gradiations of tone, layered, and spun from the finest grays. A single object mysteriously surfaces from the depths to focus our attention, This is the world of contemplation rather than the world of action.

I'm glad you're still here on photonet, Lars, even for a short time; there are too few of the old guard left.

The beauty is in the simplicity as they say! Wonderful layers of mild B&W tones of the higher range!

Best regards Lars!

PDE

A person who could come out with such image can teach a lot.

This image is of very high quality exposure wise and that why it appears calm, peaceful and relaxing, thanks to your camera set up, the smoothness of the water due to the slow shutter speed is the perfect method for such sense and you did it amazingly.

You also engineered the composition which is so well connecting it with the viewers.

Thank you for sharing it and wishing you all of the best.

Hiroshima Sugimoto could not have done it better.  Easy 7.  K.

Very well done!

Reminds me of Michael Kenna. Maybe I would have placed the rock more to one side instead of dead center, but both interpretations are valid.

An outstanding black and white minimalist work! Simple and profound.

Tonality to die for...