Forest Abstract #4 (Please click to see in larger)

Comments are welcome.

Thanks.

Thanks Chris, appreciate your comment.

Best regards,

Peter.

The abstract effect works well for this.  Very soft and calming.  I have the D5300 too but haven't tried its multiple exposure.  Or did you do this in post-processing?  Regards, Jeff

Glad you liked it Jeff. Rather than take up room here, I've sent you a short email with details. 

Thanks again.

Peter Staadecker.

P,,  Beautiful abstract crafted with a good eye.  The blur is just right.  Larry

Thank you, Larry.

Best wishes,

Peter.

Overall, a very thought through image, with lots on tasty detail, tones and lines. Composition - textbook! I kinda prefer the small version on it, I just do :)

Regards,

VS

Vjacheslav -

Thanks for the comment. Interesting that you prefer the smaller format. I'd be interested to find out more about why. If you have the time take a look at an updated larger format at 

http://www.staadecker.com/?image=31

In my opinion it's better than the version I first posted on PN. I'd be interested to get your view.

By the way, I like your tiger portrait. Excellent.

Best regards,

Peter.

Just to clarify - I like 'em both :)

Usually I would go for a more detailed one as I am a true detail-nerd. But what makes it for me here is an overall feel and the way sharpness and blur work together, that I can appreciate more in a smaller image. Also, it is more abstract for me when it is small and I don't even need to understand what is in the frame. When I see a larger image, I am automatically drawn to the main line which is the road and the image starts to be less abstract or mysterious... Anyways, congrats on an outstanding shot!

Regards,

VS 

Great effect, composure and abstract look, excellent image.

I like the mood and the abstract expression. Thank you for commenting on my photos.

Sidsel -

Thank you likewise. Best wishes,

Peter.