"Dunkerhook Park" Paramus, NJ (Canon 300D, 2006)
Apr 2, 2006
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17 comments:
i dont know what it is, but i really LOVE all your shots. this one is one of my favoriters. b/w and shadows.... beautiful :)
Hi PT, well done... What i like about it is the different lines involved. You have the verticals from the trees, and the the two very strong shadows leading into the picture, and finally the lines that the boy makes with his trike.
Nice work!
Best wishes
Neil
Nice light - shadow interaction! Great lines. Nice composition. Another perfect b&w!
Very nice shot from the park.
( Great work with the textures shades light and composition.)The elongated shade of the trees was indicating the entry to the world of the games. Beyond this line everything was possible, the scooters were turning into powerful motorcycles and the insects were gigantic antediluvian, prehistoric birds and futurist ships.
Wonderful long shadows, even on his face. Gives a feeling of mystery to the photo.
Lovely lighting, nice shadows .. well done!
Nice how the shadows draw us back deeper into the park.
Is that a three wheeled scooter? Fun! Love how the shadows are pointing us deeper into the woods.
I agree with what has been said, the shadows are just great. I wish the rider were a tad more forward, and therefore spotlighted...but that is difficult to time. (and maybe not your plan!)
Interesting vehicle, haven't seen anything like that before. Nice catch.
Beautiful B&W picture. I like very much these two shadow lines
Interesting game with the sadows. your framing insist on the texture of the tree on the foreground.
The textures in that tree are unreal! Very detailed and like the shadows leading in.
great shadows in the image!
Great light and shadow play here..
Love the very strong shadows, they draw the eye right into the picture.
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