A different way to shoot Petoskey. Shot on Panasonic DC-ZS70, ƒ/3.6, 1/125, 5.8mm, ISO2500. Black and white filter.
Check out the initial post of this photo series here.
Petoskey, MI Photo Series #2
Butt-ends of my days and ways
Butt-ends of my days and ways
A different way to shoot Petoskey. Shot on Panasonic DC-ZS70, ƒ/3.6, 1/125, 5.8mm, ISO2500. Black and white filter.
Check out the initial post of this photo series here.
Muttering Retreats
The specs listed makes me want to dust off my own camera and play around with it, despite not having much talent as a photographer, lol. Thanks for the inspiration, and lovely photos!
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This is another fantastic photo! Another “Heather Shot” to be sure.
This is the opening shot of a Jarmusch scene. What follows is a still shot (camera on the ground), in which the feet of Tilda Swinton, Tom Waits, and/or Bill Murray, enter the frame, and then slowly walk out of it.
The non-traditional framing is perfect. The depth is phenomenal – I love the use of the water, and the horizon line in the background. The pronounced contrasting lines are fantastic. The strong foreground is awesome. The arresting dutch angle is an excellent device.
This is a still shot straight out of “Down by Law”, “Dead Man”, “Mystery Train” or “Permanent Vacation”.
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Eurbisu! Thank you so much for this detailed comment and the critique. I can absolutely envision “the feet”!
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