2 0 Kent Tarbox April 15, 2021 Lone Runner A solo runner on a morning jog around the local reservoir. I like to use negative space, work primarily in black and white and do very little post processing. Log in or register to post comments 9 Comments Hunter Chan April 15, 2021 I've always loved this kind of photos! Nice composition and, by the way, I have seen some work similar to yours (this isn't mine): 1 0 Chris Jablonski April 15, 2021 Hunter Chan A bit busy! Four people - and all those BIRDS! ;-) 1 0 Kent Tarbox April 15, 2021 Chris Jablonski I like this and when you are able to be there at the right time to get the elements in the shot is always an incredible moment. 1 0 Chris Jablonski April 15, 2021 Now that's pretty minimalist, Kent - no argument! I think you've balanced it all just-so. Great job. 1 0 Kent Tarbox April 15, 2021 Chris Jablonski Thank you. 1 0 Alan Brown April 15, 2021 My kind of shot - I love the simplicity and the balance in this image. You have captured the runner perfectly in mid-stride, providing just enough information to identify the female form. Well done Kent, hope to see more from you. 0 0 Kent Tarbox April 19, 2021 Alan Brown Thank you... 1 0 Evan Douglas April 22, 2021 I love how you saved just enough detail in the side of the hill to see the grass. Only thing I would think about changing would be leveling out the horizon line as it seems to be going up hill ever-so-slightly. That being said, I love the use of space and really like the little bit of detail there in the bottom! 1 0 Kent Tarbox April 24, 2021 Evan Douglas Thank you. 0 0
I've always loved this kind of photos! Nice composition and, by the way, I have seen some work similar to yours (this isn't mine):
A bit busy! Four people - and all those BIRDS!
;-)
I like this and when you are able to be there at the right time to get the elements in the shot is always an incredible moment.
Now that's pretty minimalist, Kent - no argument! I think you've balanced it all just-so. Great job.
Thank you.
My kind of shot - I love the simplicity and the balance in this image.
You have captured the runner perfectly in mid-stride, providing just enough information to identify the female form.
Well done Kent, hope to see more from you.
Thank you...
I love how you saved just enough detail in the side of the hill to see the grass.
Only thing I would think about changing would be leveling out the horizon line as it seems to be going up hill ever-so-slightly.
That being said, I love the use of space and really like the little bit of detail there in the bottom!
Thank you.