farther by nikolais

Photography • Abstract • posted on Feb 04, 2009

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Comments (20)

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Cgaynor

12:31PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

Beautiful contrast, high key effect!!!

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3x3

12:34PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

lovely contrast my friend!

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ElizaB

12:41PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

the pov of this makes it a wonderful abstract

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bmac62

1:05PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

Makes me wonder where we've been and where we are going. The scene also reminds me of Pasternak's Dr. Zhivago.

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durleybeachbum

1:12PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

I envy your ability to see these images. Wonderful.

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marybelgium

1:18PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

simple ... beautiful !

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helanker

2:55PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

To where ? :) Nice capture.

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drag

3:17PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

Love high key and the contrast.

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figharo

5:25PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

Wonderful graphic treatment.

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auntietk

6:12PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

I am so attracted to high key work ... this is stunning!

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MrsRatbag

7:16PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

Very gorgeous image!

ARTWITHIN

7:29PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

You make the common, sensational, Nikolay.

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anaber

8:07PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

Beautiful contrast!Excellent.

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AndreiR

8:32PM | Wed, 04 February 2009

it's like a brush and ink drawing -- very beautiful!

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anahata.c

4:13AM | Thu, 05 February 2009

yes, you do make the common sensational (Suzanne). It's like you saw, in those bushes/shrubs, the deep potential of their dark forms; and you saw, in the snow, the deep potential of its whites; and you allowed each to show that 'side' of themselves in one picture. A big chasm between the two shrub groups, like a collection of different lives existing across a big river. And yes, it's like a brush and ink drawing (Andrei), but it's wholly photographic; and that's the thing: You paint with photography. Stark & sensitive work, once again.

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