In for the long haul

Posted by Sash (Adelaide, Australia) on 7 May 2007 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.

Macro in the key of Kangaroo Island, SA, Australia.

Contact: sashkertes at gmail dot com

Comments (7)

Paulo Jorge Oliveira from Lisbon, Portugal

Great, new, diferent!

8 May 2007 8:20pm

@Paulo Jorge Oliveira: Thank you Paulo. I'm happy that you like it. This is one of my personal favourites. :)

SPunkt from -, Germany

Really a great shot! In arrangement, colours and DoF.

9 May 2007 2:07pm

@SPunkt: Thanks mate. I'm glad you like it. :) Thanks for taking the time to comment.

miu* from GA, United States

Interesting!

9 May 2007 4:22pm

@miu*: Thanks. :) Thanks also for visiting and taking the time to comment.

kaveh from TEHRAN, Iran

wonderful DOF! great shot.

11 May 2007 11:54am

@kaveh: Thank you, Kaveh. I enjoyed photographing this subject. It was like an adventure. :)

Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia

Very clever use of the out of focus background to give depth and context. Excellent image.

5 Nov 2007 2:39pm

@Andrew Gould: Thanks Andrew. It's refreshing to read something positive about this lil ole image. I copped a fair amount of shit over it at the AM3 forum site, where I stated that I had used a 'personal signature style' . Admittedly, the brunt of criticism was from the site's co-ordinator who couldn't grasp the concept I was aiming for with the composition (I think 'distracting' and 'background' were two words at the front of the queue of complaints). Personally, I think it tells more than first glance would reveal and has the added benefit of being a hand-held macro shot.

Again, I thank you for the positive feedback for this particular image. cheers. :D

Bender Bending Rodriguez from Coping Valley Heights, Australia

Thanks Andrew. It's refreshing to read something positive about this lil ole image. I copped a fair amount of shit over it at the AM3 forum site, where I stated that I had used a 'personal signature style' . Admittedly, the brunt of criticism was from the site's co-ordinator who couldn't grasp the concept I was aiming for with the composition (I think 'distracting' and 'background' were two words at the front of the queue of complaints). Personally, I think it tells more than first glance would reveal and has the added benefit of being a hand-held macro shot.

Again, I thank you for the positive feedback for this particular image. cheers. :D

7 Nov 2007 9:47pm