Projecting for the Trees
by seebrown

Comment by KAIRY:
what trees?

Countryland
by seebrown

Comment by DustDevil:
From the Critique Club:

The image is overall nicely done. But some of the problems for me are with the fences. They are leading the viewers eyes up and away out of frame towards nothing of any detail. The lack of any available light makes the photo overall seem flat and less detailed. Maybe a different point of view shooting through the fences towards the buildings would have helped. Still a nice image.

Projecting for the Trees
by seebrown

Comment by slgardner:
Not quite sure what this is, but it made me stop to take a good look at it so you get extra points for interest! I think I'd like to see more definition of the trees. 8

Projecting for the Trees
by seebrown

Comment by BakerBug:
Maybe if you shot this with trees that are closer together, the light would be more dramatic.

Projecting for the Trees
by seebrown

Comment by Chuck the Writer:
What trees?

Projecting for the Trees
by seebrown

Comment by henning:
nice idea, but the trees are way too dark!

Projecting for the Trees
by seebrown

Comment by ubique:
What a wonderful, absurd photograph! It's one thing to have an idea as "out there" as this, but quite another to be able to execute it with this level of skill. Among the many things I love about it is the reflected light on the tree trunks. And how impressive that you resisted the temptation to have an image of any kind on the screen. There's also lots of barely-visible detail hidden in the darkness, so the less imaginative souls among us will at least be able to use it as a monitor calibration test image.
In a world of dull, dross and drear, this image is like a triple shot of tequila. Pow! 10.

Projecting for the Trees
by seebrown

Comment by Evaan:
Fascinating concept, but it's dark and hard to make out. 5

Projecting for the Trees
by seebrown

Comment by bucket:
very interesting..I like this a lot..

Projecting for the Trees
by seebrown

Comment by persimon:
The image is just a little too dark. I love the creativity behind it. I'd just love to see more light on the surrounding trees.