pathways

As good as it gets.  Only question is what planet was this photographic art made on? Thank you.

The lighting is astonishing, must have had additional lights. Love the composition, with the great "legs" rising from the base, the "arms" lifting out as in acclaim, and the "head" either looking down or up. Warm and cool, balanced together like a Chinese sweet-sour thing.

Love it! Everything in the picture leads "inward", in from the right, in from the left, and down from the top. Where does the picture take my attention? It bypasses all the unimportant and immaterial (to the musician) stuff in this world and goes into the imagination of the musician. Nice story. Good creation. A real bell ringer!
John Womack

 

Trying to bring the image out of darkness, let the red and yellow support the orange of

the face. Is the lack of focus distracting? The picture is intended to be viewed from 10 -

15 feet or more. Thanks for any help. John

A lot of contrast here. The bright fields are probably a seven or eight and the firs probably a two. Plus there is a LOT of bright and a LOT of dark. I pulled your pic on to desktop, cropped only the fir/oak part, and level adjusted the fragment and got this - can't figure out a way to send it - but that brings a lot of color out. John (Maybe I can email it to you.)

Nice picture, good feelings. Love the way you have caught the ocean in the pause before its next action.

John.

Wow. I would like to see it squared from the top, then blown to 16 X 20 and framed, then viewed from across the room. It wold be a killer. Great pic - "magic" is right on.

 

John

I made several morning photos from this deck but this was the one that seemed to carry the

feeling of morning to me after I had returned home. Any comments or suggestions?