markus spring photography
Whilst yesterday’s image shows a slight lack of sharpness due to the flexibly boggy soil, which moved under the tripod a tiny bit, the pine tree today is almost painfully sharp. And while I do not regret that softness in the complex dreamscape, in today’s image the sharpness I think is crucial – here that tree is almost cut out against the landscape, in my eyes emphasizing that feeling of solitude epitomized by this landscape.
At first I thought of Charlie Browns’s Christmas tree, but it’s really a lovely image. So soft and the coloring is very subtle.
I find it often very hard to judge when „sharp“ is „too sharp“ … but this one is definitely not on the side of too sharp or even painfully sharp. The colouring and the breakup „bank with tree – sea – bank on the other side – sky“ is very good.
What a nice impression! I somehow like bogs, those are special places with a very unique mood, especially the one near Schönram. When I was a kid, I loved those small trails through the wood. I still do. Call me a bog-lover!
Nice one! I fully agree with Martina regarding the difficulty to judge the necessary ’sharpness‘ of a photo. This one really matches the mood.
wonderful winter landscape, nice framed.
Thx, Ben. Your comment reminded me that I haven’t been there for too long time already.
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