The Straight and Narrow by bmac62

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Apr 17, 2012

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...not much room for maneuvering through here. ...reminds one that these Redwoods were here long before the road. Bill "Deep Shade"

Comments (37)

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brewgirlca

12:24AM | Thu, 19 April 2012

Some of them long before white people came to the forests period!

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anahata.c

10:18AM | Fri, 20 April 2012

I like that you caught the car not in the center, but to the right of center; that your right is actually an 'open' area, mostly, which is one frame; while the left is a deeply closed and monumentally full area, which is the other frame. In road shots, centrality is probably the first instinct of a photographer (I just posted a sidewalk shot, and I struggled with its centrality, because centrality is so obvious and can actually be a tyrant). But you sensed that the car & road belonged on one side, thus allowing the massivity of the forest (on the left) to take over its 'half'. And beautiful light on the forward-most tree in that side, and very sweet light on the leaves above the car...Also, a very nice contrast of the road's blue with the rest of the greens, browns and that orangey browns of the side of the road. A restive shot with a Kingdom around it; impenetrable & even terrifying, and quite beautiful...