Out there
by trevytrev

Comment by ErinM:
Like you've been smoking something and look up at the trees and think that you've discovered a whole new universe.

Out there
by trevytrev

Comment by Jutilda:
What a perfect title for this dreamy image.

Out there
by trevytrev

Comment by ubique:
It is. Out there. It's too damn hard to comment sensibly on this. Luckily for me, Nonsense is my middle name!

It's not much of a photograph by many standards, except that it's the only one like it that exists anyplace in the world. That alone gives it a certain strange value. And it has no apparent horizon ... yet it seems to go from right way up to inverted, without a seam. That's an illusion, I know; it's all right way up, but the bottom half still looks like a defective reflection. I wouldn't hang it on my wall Trev, but nor would I trade it for a dozen water splashes and wine glasses. Not for a hundred, in fact.

Chained
by trevytrev

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Very intriguing! And makes for a cool image.

Derailing
by trevytrev

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
So, a 17-40/F4 at F16 would take a tac sharp image of no worth at all, a LB on the otherhand controlled by somebody that has one leg shorter than the other produces art!

Light Shines on the Fallen
by trevytrev

Comment by glad2badad:
Hey! This is nice. A well composed, emotive image that grabs your attention. The contrast overall is great and the yellow leaf really sets it off even more.

Nice work!

Derailing
by trevytrev

Comment by Charlene:
It's so rare to see such cruddy tracks, but also tracks that are tilted, which make this such a refreshing take. Great b/w too.

Light Shines on the Fallen
by trevytrev

Comment by Charlene:
Beautifully lit.

Light Shines on the Fallen
by trevytrev

Comment by ErinM:
A well-done, meditative image.

Light Shines on the Fallen
by trevytrev

Comment by RKT:
Perfect placement of the sweet spot...and the LB was the right choice for the subject matter giving a thoughtful softness.