TREES WEEK #13
photograph by larry monczka
A late winter snowstorm with thick wet blowing snow is a gift for photography. Really! Here, snow softens the background row of pines enough to allow just a hint of their form to emerge. The cluttered ground is likewise diffused and made painterly by the newly fallen carpet of white. What would otherwise be a somewhat static composition receives an injection of energy from the diagonal motion of wind-driven snow.
You may click here to see Barbara's photo for this week.
A late winter snowstorm with thick wet blowing snow is a gift for photography. Really! Here, snow softens the background row of pines enough to allow just a hint of their form to emerge. The cluttered ground is likewise diffused and made painterly by the newly fallen carpet of white. What would otherwise be a somewhat static composition receives an injection of energy from the diagonal motion of wind-driven snow.
You may click here to see Barbara's photo for this week.
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