Daily Photos - May 2009
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May 7, 2009
Not sure how I feel about this one. I had to play with it a lot in post because the highlights were so badly blown.
So you ever go through those times when you are busy and your mind is going in so many different directions and ya just kinda feel like you have lost it as far as your photography? That is how I have been lately. I;m not worried - I know it will come back when the stress levels decrease - but it is still kinda frustrating.
agilitypics
on May 10, 2009Great one... I like it, has quite some mod to it and the light is fantastic. Good PP! Hang in there...
krista
on May 8, 2009i think this is cool!! i totally know how you feel ~ i'm not a photographer but i have a job that requires me to be creative and it's totally frustrating and sucks when you're not feeling it
Sam (tylwydd)
on May 7, 2009Love the shadows on the ground !
Stephonie
on May 7, 2009This is a nice scene. The feeling you're describing is exactly what I was going through a few hours before I did my first cliche image. The peak of a hill wouldn't be as high except for the valley. (If that makes any sense.) You're a great photographer!
306887Verbeast
on May 7, 2009I like it and very clever idea too!
Donna Lee Leombruno
on May 7, 2009I have no idea what you did here as I don't "pp" anything. But I do understand the slump you're feeling. I was there a few weeks ago. As I look through my dailies, I can tell exactly when it occured- the pictures are dreadfully boring to me. Nothing slumpish in this photo though. It's a cool one.....like a memory that's happening right now.
359977touchofgold
on May 7, 2009Neat lighting effect,it leads you down the path so you don't go in diffrent directions..Stick in there it's like writers block it comes back......
Joe Gallagher
on May 7, 2009ditto Irish...I do like the shadows in the picture
irishmurr
on May 7, 2009Neat light and shadows! Don't you hate when life gets in the way of having fun with photography? Hang in there .... :-)
dakotacowboy
on May 7, 2009an eerie effect