single photos Wanderer

I've been waiting for these...more..more..more

 From Burning
Man this year. Taken moments after sunrise. And yes, it was
manipulated some.

Excellent work

I love it! ...besides de composition, the colours and tones. It looks like he's been wandering for ages trying to find his own place on earth. :)

 

Regards! Laura

If one blanks off the seated, floating, anti-grav yogi, and the guy doing calisthenics, on the right, the composition becomes much more strict and clear. We then have a superbly lit and exposed early morning photo.

nice

Thank all of you for the comments.

 

Thomas, I wouldn't want to remove those elements from this image because that is the way it really was there at that given moment.

 

That is not to say you are not correct in your observation.

 

It is truly surreal being out there at 5 o'clock in the morning with what has to be the highest concentration of creative, unique, people in the world at that given moment, all of them waiting for the sun to rise. And once it does they all do something, whatever it is they feel like, to welcome it, and then go back to whatever it is they were doing, or planning to do.

 

I went out to the sunrise four days, and each time I walked away with a sense of awe.

 

The colors represented above convey that feeling much more effectively than any words I can come up with here.

Yes you said it best....surreal! The colors are gorgeous and I love how the people are positioned almost in a sqaure, lines leading to one another. Would love to go here one day!

 

Nice work.

Very creative and interesting work and different atmoshfer.Maybe, much better without on the right person (sitting person)...maybe).I like it, very excitement work.Congrts.Best wishes.

Great capture/image Anthony,

 

You've gotten some lovely stuff here. I missed it again this year, oh well maybe next year, who knows.

It made me think of Picasso's Saltimbinques and harlequin paintings.

I like the different elements (people) in this shot. Makes it far more interesting than just "pretty lighting". Nice work again! Tipping horizon bothers me a bit, but maybe it was like that.

Interesting observation Kim. But if I tipped it to where it was level the guy would be leaning way sideways!

 

The ground was entirely level.

wonderful!

Show us some more, Anthony. These are great--even better than last year's, I think.

 

--Lannie

Very good & moody. It appears he's been wandering for ages. Someone mentioned the elimination of the 2 figures on the right. I have to agree. I think it makes the subject stronger. Love the color in this