Leaf Lighting

© Marty Straub

Leaf Lighting

Uploaded: October 04, 2010

Description

Nescopeck State Park, PA

f/16, 1/2, 24-105mm at 105mm, ISO 100, tripod, a bit of the Fractatlius Filter added

Exif: F Number: 16, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/2 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 100, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 105.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark II

Comments

Monnie Ryan October 04, 2010

Fabulous lighting and composition, Marty! One of these days I've got to get that filter -- I just love the effects! #1314392

Dominick M. Dimacale level-addict October 04, 2010

Outstanding lighting and composition, Marty!


Dominick #8946350

Marty Straub October 04, 2010

The Original #8946367

Jack Ryan October 04, 2010

I agree...the lighting is outstanding...and the image is quite beautiful. Excellent work as always, Marty. #8946470

Tammy M. Anderson level-deluxe October 04, 2010

Great lighting to make this a beautiful image, Marty. #8946477

Ron McEwan October 04, 2010

Outstanding image Marty, the filter sure makes a difference here. Excellent work with light and shadow. #8946507

Jeff Robinson level-deluxe October 04, 2010

Terrific lighting, capture and treatment! Jeff #8946608

Marcel J. Fernandez October 04, 2010

It is amazing how great light can transform something ordinary into a beautiful image. Splendid work here, Marty. #8946610

Carol L. Fowler October 04, 2010

Your lighting and composition really are a plus for this leafy capture. #8946695

Julianne Bradford October 04, 2010

Just the right amount of lighting and frac filter make this a terrific composition Marty.:-) Love it! #8947076

Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna October 04, 2010

GORGEOUS with FANTASTIC lighting and effects, Marty! :-) k #8947397

Marty Straub October 05, 2010

Thanks, everyone. I passed 4 guys fishing in a 4-inch-deep stream (before these recent rains) on the beginning of my hike. As I passed them on my way out, one asked, "Get anything." "Yeah, a leaf," I replied. "Me, too," the funniest one yelled.

We're starting our long weekend tomorrow. Be good until we get back. #8949025

frank w. degenhardt October 05, 2010

Marty- I hope that you have an adventure and are safe on your trip. Enjoy it one moment at a time.
Love this artistic look at the leaves and the play of light and shadow. Love the suttle colors but especially I love the textures and the veins in the leaves. Love the composition and the layout used. Beautifully done my friend.
Have a fantastic time. #8949734

Maria A. Gonzalez October 05, 2010

Beautiful lighting and color contrast and excellent detail,great title and story,Marty...
Have a safe and woderful little vacation..Bring backsome beautiful pics and great memories for you to be made...Have fun.. #8950180

Ellen Hodges October 05, 2010

Excellent lighting and subtle use of the frac, Marty!!!! Have a great weekend, lad and lassie!!! #8950213

Marty Straub October 05, 2010

Thanks, Ellen, frank and Maria.

Amended farewell: Don't just be good until we get back, and be well. #8950301

Ann H. Belus level-deluxe October 05, 2010

Awesome capture of light on your subject, Marty...superbly done! #8950468

Mitch Spence level-classic October 06, 2010

I didn't identify at all your use of the Fractalius, but whatever you did with it and with the exposure of this shot made me look and look, following the path of the shadows and the segue of the colors. Lovely stuff. #8951570

JO ANN CLEVELAND October 10, 2010

Now that's a great find and presentation Marty!

jo ann c #8958185

Randy D. Dinkins level-classic October 18, 2010

Great color, shadows and treament. Great use of the Frac "touch". #8981658

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