...not quite winter...
the story...
thunderflakes(dot)blogspot(dot)com/2015/12/not-quite-winter.html
Taken on Kodak BW400CN film through a Nikkor 85 mm f/1.4 lens with No. 29 red filter on my Nikon FA.
Available in archival gallery prints and as a custom printed photo note card
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Winter Trees at Sunset - No. 1
Steve Ember
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Susanne Kämmner 25/01/2016 23:04
Do you know, Steve, that your photo "...not quite winter" inspired me in doing a similiar work while enjoying a "Tribeca moment" in Friedberg? We have already talked about it in FB. This - my - photo only does exist because I admired your photo and then experienced my personal "must have"-moment. And "Burg Friedberg (2)" now is the result of my longing. Thank´s Mr. Ember for being my "muse" :-)Jaap Koer 29/12/2015 18:52
A nice result with the old stuff.Jaap
Lucy Trachsel 29/12/2015 8:44
Thank you not just for the photo but also for the story. I haven't seen the film. My film watching days stopped before Robert Redford (which tells you something about my age...).I agree with you that monochrome focuses the eye more on the structure of the trees than a colour photo would. This image is not about a spectacular sky but about trees showing their beautiful shape and detail.