panoramas

This is a 50" panorama commissioned by a lady who has left the

property for a sea change. Any thoughts?

A publicity montage of handheld slow shutter portraits. Client asked

for mystery, defiance and movement.

Seven frames of lenticular cloud just before sunrise. Handheld because

I didn't have time to set up the tripod.

The lake floor fills with fog. Islands disappear and emerge under the

touch of first light. Long exposures.

Inspired by other works. Five layers, the "liquid" base being the

South-East quadrant of an eye with the edge of the pupil just visible.

Below that a macro of elm bark, and finally a hint of night lights.

The symmetric artist is a photographer.

Exposed for the cloud pattern. Please view big.

Comments welcome.

Most mornings are at least breezy here. Still mornings with color and

cloud are precious opportunities. Any thoughts.

There is a texture in humanity that only the artist can find, and it's here, revealed and contrasted with the fabric. This is a rich, exciting image.

Regards, Wayne. 7/7

Large grain fields are among the loneliest places, because you know people have been there. This images captures that isolation beautifully and artfully.

Regards, Wayne Suffield. 7/7