Redwood Trail

All comments are welcome and appreciated. Cheers, Sondra

I like the composition, datail and lighting. Is there something more?

This is a superb image, Sondra. Full of depth and mystery. Have to admit I'm not a big fan of BW but this I like!

Sondra, I have no trouble what so ever getting into this, it beckens me to go up that road.....Jim

nicely composed Sondra. full photograph.

And this one is no less superb. What a relief! One have the impression that one can touch every leaf, every grass, every roughness of the trees.

Regards, Henri

Belleza de luz, encuadre y un magnifico B/W. Ir. un perfecto trabajo ..un cordial saludo Sondra.

Kudos maintaining your focus and concentrating on seeing what story can be composed here.

Very nice light and framing. I like the soft light the way it gives a texture to the plants. This one is a real keeper.

This delicate, soft light projects a soothing feeling, making the viewer really want to enter the scene. I admire the careful way you've placed the road in the frame, including just enough of an "S" shape to give the image motion and draw the eye along.

Thanks to everyone for your kind words. Cheers, Sondra

Nice atmosphere in this picture. Cheers, J.

Sondra, I join all the previous comments, very nice image with the mystery of the road, where is it leading? what is it there in the forrest?

 

sharp, well composed, and good choice of B/W. Pnina

Very nicely done, Sondra. Great composition of a simple scene, and light in all the right places. Excellent.

 

Best Regards,

Barry

Thank you for your comment! I like this photo very much, It have a lot of mistery. Did you made some photoshop tratement on it?

Thank you for sharing

Yes, Daria PS was used to bring out the highlights. Cheers, Sondra

Very showy picture

wooow - very nice photo

Very good shot!

Wonderful, so nice work. There is no critique I can tell about this shot. I will use this for my pc wallpapre.

 

You really have a gift for space and perspective.

Nice photo. The B&W is fitting considering its a historic road through Jedediah Smith redwoods. I recognize the dead tree on the corner with the conks. West end of the park. One of my favorite parks.

M. D. Vaden