Foregone Conclusion
by Chris Chamberlain
Yes, I know there are thousands of images of aspen leaves with water drops on them. But I like them, and had to have one of my own. Tried for it a few times in the past with out a good situation to capture. I think this one was worth a try. Sorry for being simple minded and predictable!!!! :) No arrangement made to this in any way. Just leaves, granite, and the help of some rain. A little contrast adjustments to help the leaves pop off the granite, and some sharpening. I hope you enjot it, and thank you for your thoughts. large version included as well.
D200,
18-70,
1/2sec, F/16
Thanks,
Chris
Comments
26 commentsChris
Michael
Paolo
Very nice self deprecation, but I love the river of gold slashing across the image and it just wouldn't be the same without the droplets of rain. Just like we feel refreshed when we step out of the shower, I think Nature does too. As evidenced by the enriching and saturation (no pun intended) of colors that occurred up on the North fork of Bishop Creek, before hell really broke loose Monday afternoon I guess. This image stand out very well and is extremely creative compositionally and the technicals are spot on. Well done
Paul
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Outstanding image! Sure, raindrops on leaves has been done a few times.... but it still takes a good eye and a solid comp to make these scenes work. You've done beautifully on all accounts.
Lon