Dreaming of Lilly Pads

[stevenfr]

This is an autumn image from a shoot I did scouting out locations before teaching a PODAS workshop for Phase One in Acadia NP. We combined shooting with the Phase gear with printing large prints during the down time during mid day.

[Peter McLennan]

Gorgeous.

[32BT]

Nice! The pastel colors and the almost abstract qualities, while subtle, manage to create a decidedly pronounced impression combined as a whole. Well done this.

[stevenfr]

Thanks Peter and 32BT. I appreciate the kind feedback on this image. Steven

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Gorgeous.

+1.

[MMitchell]

Unique and amazing!

[stevenfr]

thank you Eric and Mitchell

[Mark Nadler]

I have to steal Peter's description: gorgeous.

mark

[luxborealis]

Gorgeous.

+3

[stevenfr]

Thank you Mark and Terry

[Peter McLennan]

I'll second guess my own opinion with the addition "subtle".

[stevenfr]

Acadia NP has many opportunities to photograph intimate landscapes. It was a really good choice for the Phase One workshop. Especially, considering the fact that we had a large format printer to use during the workshop. I call these sorts of images that I like to shoot stacked intimate landscapes. Stacked because there are layers of interest in the image. Its hard to get a sense for this sort of image from the web. A big print really makes this image shine. Just my two cents.

[Arlen]

I like it very much.

[stamper]

All of the praise is well merited.

[RSL]

+1

[stevenfr]

Thank you Russ, Arlen and Stamper. I appreciate the feedback.

[Peter McLennan]

Its hard to get a sense for this sort of image from the web. A big print really makes this image shine.

That was my impression, too.  I'd love to see this image printed about two meters wide.