The pond.
by photokariangel

Comment by Melethia:
Very good contrast and tones - a very peaceful scene.

Day 30 - The Journey May Be Long...
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Comment by littlegett:
This is fantastic and so much meaning on so many levels. I have a very similar image but I think you pulled it off much better.

Day 29 - Insignificance
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Comment by Mr_Pants:
Outstanding use of lighting here.

Day 28 - Upside Down
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Comment by Mr_Pants:
The lines in this really work well.Love the composition, too.

Day 29 - Insignificance
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Comment by Quasimojo:
Lovely moody shot with great perspective again. If you want to save yourself a lot of hassle, get the Canon remote timer switch...it's not cheap (about 120 bucks) but it's amazingly useful because you can set it to fire every X seconds (great for timelapse and self portrait). It also does loads of other stuff like >30s bulb exposures but it's still a lot of money for what it is. I couldn't live without mine now though...

Day 29 - Insignificance
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Comment by bvy:
Nice, and thanks for including the EXIF data. Interesting that you thought to use sharpen edges -- or maybe I'm just out of the loop. Anyway, I may have to experiment with it. Great shot though.

On and On
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Comment by hideout:
Great image Kari - I took a moment to check out "earliest memory" and really see the new perspective you have, also all the other fun pictures you've posted this winter, wow you've been busy and your front page portfolio looks great!! Keep it up in Utah County !!

Day 29 - Insignificance
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Comment by bucket:
this feels like part of an interesting story...there is a sense of vulnerability, standing in the light surrounded by darkness, seeking solace...
lovely low key processing...

Day 27 - Wordless
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Comment by Mr_Pants:
Love the perspective and use of negative space here.

Day 26 - Contemplation
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Comment by Mr_Pants:
The background is, IMO, blurred to just the right amount. Enough to take away its emphasis, yet not so much that it's unrecognisable.