The inclination of a sleeping forest under the sun

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Image Title: The inclination of a sleeping forest under the sun

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By: Nick Karagiaouroglou

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Photographer	Nick Karagiaouroglou {Karma:127263}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon T90
Categories	Florals Nature	Film Format	24x36
Portfolio		Lens	Tokina SZ-X 80-200mm f4.5-5.6
Uploaded	4/29/2008	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
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Location	City - State - Country - Switzerland
About	The almost "parallelity" of trunks in the forest was fascinating, while I was wondering somewhere around Brunnig Pass on that winter morning some 1.5 years ago. I hope this image captures that adequately. Any comments would be very welcome.

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Nick Karagiaouroglou

{K:127263} 4/30/2008

Thanks a lot again, Gustavo! Much of the patterns in nature has an abstract character, be it on a "skew" image or on more classical composition. The less the main elements of the image, the stronger the abstract character, since abstraction lives by restraining ourselves the essential and only the essential. Here the essential thing seems to be the parallel lines as an idealized model of the almost parallel trees. I guess this is why the image has an abstract touch.

Cheers!

Nick

Gustavo Scheverin

{K:164501} 4/29/2008

Bravo por el encuadre inclinado aquí, el paralelismo de los troncos es notable y por la inclinación la imagen se torna en abstracta.

Felicitaciones!

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