guy ronkar

Trees shot by moving the camera up during exposure, 1 second

exposure, f22. The blue part at the top is the sky, the flare-ish

part at the bottom is a metal fence painted blue...

Note: there are no big adjustments in photoshop, only contrast

enhancement and selective desaturation of all colors except yellow,

orange and blue.

Trees shot by moving the camera up during exposure, 1 second exposure, f22. The blue part at the top is the sky, the flare-ish part at the bottom is a metal fence painted blue...

Note: there are no big adjustments in photoshop, only contrast enhancement and a bit of selective color saturation to get more out of the trees.

Trees shot by moving the camera up during exposure, 1 second exposure, f22. The blue part at the top is the sky, the flare-ish part at the bottom is a metal fence painted blue...

Note: there are no big adjustments in photoshop, only contrast enhancement and a bit of selective color saturation to get more out of the trees.

Editorial shoot for an article in a local magazine.

The article is about the energy and commitment necessary to successfully participate in horseriding competitions, and the strain put on your horse.

The image was to suggest part of that. This is one of four select candidates, ultimately this one was chosen by the editor.

Just as a heads-up to the raters who rated the other one 3/3 without even looking at the explanation: the shake and blur is intentional, it was requested by the editor, in order to have something more abstract to go with their article!What do you think?

Just a portrait.

Comments most welcome.