NikonGear'23
Images => Critique => Topic started by: chals on October 17, 2018, 00:10:37
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With Df and 50mm 1.4D
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Rural Nature always offers interesting views ... well seen and captured. You might consider increasing image contrast further to enhance the feeling of the plant's interaction with its environment.
(the weed is Artemisia vulgaris ('burot'), by the way)
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Nice representation of the "wiper", chals!
The wipers can be seen fairly often here in Tokyo, but they are always some sort of vines hanging from above. So, an "upside-down" wiper is rare and interesting to me.
Well done! And welcome to NG!
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This phenomenon is quite frequently seen on lake surfaces after a snowfall, caused by wind movement of reeds or sedges. Not that often encountered in urban areas in my country, if memory serves.
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This phenomenon is quite frequently seen on lake surfaces after a snowfall, caused by wind movement of reeds or sedges. Not that often encountered in urban areas in my country, if memory serves.
Here in Japan, the vines hanging on the concrete banks of the rivers or creeks often show such wiping patterns.
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I tried with more contrast, but like it as it is. I think. So, it is burot, Nice to know. I will look it up.
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and in a few years weeds will grow in the cracks and ruin that wall, good you got at at its interestingly presentable stage.
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Plant movement. Interesting and well presented. I read it as a comic-book image and so it looks in perpetual movement. Works wonderfully.
Thanks for sharing it