Like I said, I just hit "auto smart" button and that is the way it came out- rather punchy and saturated. I could have toned it down and usually do because most of my images are about subtlety.As I said when you move the camera, you get muting of colours and often colour shifts. I save in jpeg and raw. Seldom ever bother with raw unless I have to. So here are originals jpegs straight out of camera with slight brightening of about 20 points each. The movement subdued and/or altered the greens-aqua colours. I also altered my position for both shots getting more green from the panels with second shot because I moved to where the green panel was:
Jim,One thing about your "weave" pictures that appeals to me is the complete absence of scale. When I begin looking at them, it feels as if I may be looking at a macro closeup of some kind of cloth. Then, after a few seconds, it suddenly feels as if it is really enormous, football stadium size.I love them!
Ah! Woven vapor trails.
Gonna leave this to your own imagination. Let's call it:Rorschach test
Shoes.Rob
One more abstract
Very nice indeed, Francisco.
