Slightly out of Focus
by trevytrev

Comment by ubique:
Yes, it does look just like that famous D-Day landing image. I keep expecting to see that foreground guy in the water, reaching out. As I'm sure you'll know (but others here may not) Capa took over 100 photographs of the landings but following a darkroom blunder by someone else, only eleven survived. I suppose it's a good thing in a way: the remaining frames are all the more special for their unintended rarity.

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Comment by Marc923:
This looks great. I really like the B&W.

Slightly out of Focus
by trevytrev

Comment by krnodil:
I just slipped and fell on my side on the ice, and this is what I see as I look up.

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Comment by krnodil:
There's a bit of a bereft feeling to this, like I'm lost in those reeds.

Slightly out of Focus
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Comment by Bear_Music:
That actually WORKS in the Capa-esque way. Congrats!

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Comment by cgino:
The muted tones are lovely, so earthy and ethereal at the same time!

The cold and lonely way...
by trevytrev

Comment by cgino:
I very much like the sense of 'fast foward' I get from this image, and the tone is lovely.

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Comment by Bear_Music:
Been hanging out at "my" Red River Beach? Why didn't you stop by for some supper? There's a stark dreaminess to this that seems to extend beyond "seeing" into other sensory areas, as Ubique has suggested.

The cold and lonely way...
by trevytrev

Comment by Bear_Music:
I see you're joining me in the mystery of paths and tree tunnels, LOL. There's something about the way the blur sucks you in :-) I can't say I'm real fond of the tint (too cyan for my tastes, I'd prefer a more steely blue) but I like the rest of it just fine. I like the way you resisted putting anything "focal" in the lower half of the picture, forcing us to contemplate the rough, pebbly surface on its own terms.

The cold and lonely way...
by trevytrev

Comment by Art Roflmao:
I love the colors. Not sure if I like the low angle - feels like I've fallen on the ground. Maybe too much nog. Looking ahead down the path... I've... got to... make it... :)
Looking forward to all your entries - you seem to have mastered the LB.