This could be straight out of a Photo Secessionist's portfolio nearly a century ago, or indeed some 19th century photographers' oeuvres, Marius! The more things change...
I love it! I think it's one of your best. So much is implied, so little spelt out, activating my imagination. There's a subtle glow in the sky "from on high".
I find this image very cold and mysterious. You have done a great job of displaying just enough detail to provide interest whilst maintaining that glorious veil of fog.
I do like the toning on this, and I feel the 'subtle glow' that Chris points out pulls the image together.
Funnily enough I just recently entered a blog post on my site which highlights Teo Crawford, a young photographer (and videographer) that focuses on this type of work.
This could be straight out of a Photo Secessionist's portfolio nearly a century ago, or indeed some 19th century photographers' oeuvres, Marius! The more things change...
I love it! I think it's one of your best. So much is implied, so little spelt out, activating my imagination. There's a subtle glow in the sky "from on high".
I wouldn't even call it that minimalist.
thank you, Chris. i really appreciate the feedback..
I find this image very cold and mysterious. You have done a great job of displaying just enough detail to provide interest whilst maintaining that glorious veil of fog.
I do like the toning on this, and I feel the 'subtle glow' that Chris points out pulls the image together.
Funnily enough I just recently entered a blog post on my site which highlights Teo Crawford, a young photographer (and videographer) that focuses on this type of work.
If interested you can check the blog link below, which has samples and links to Teo's site & YouTube channel.
https://www.alanbrownphotography.com/blog/2022/3/24/the-influencers-teo-...
Thank you Alan. Will def look at Teo’s work . Much appreciated.