I just brightened number 1 up a bit after looking at it again. It reminds me a little of your lightscatter photo from March 26. You probably didn’t have this problem because your shot was taken on the beach, but I had to shoot quickly because a driver was waiting to park in the space occupied by the plastic sheeting and me. Fortunately, she was very patient :)
I feel the opposite of Ken – I like the 1st & 3rd best. But the first is very familiar, because I’ve photographed plastic just like this. I shouldn’t be surprised. I’d point you to it, but I don’t think my keywording is precise enough. ;-) I have found sheeting like this at a botanic garden, on the ground, and at an agricultural site that was deserted, also on the ground, and sometimes I find them with water droplets, or even frost.
Oh – here are a few – towards the end of the Human/nature interface album.
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Fascinating compositions, Alan. Especially the second image but the first really has my attention, too
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Thanks Ken. Number 2 is my favorite too.
I just brightened number 1 up a bit after looking at it again. It reminds me a little of your lightscatter photo from March 26. You probably didn’t have this problem because your shot was taken on the beach, but I had to shoot quickly because a driver was waiting to park in the space occupied by the plastic sheeting and me. Fortunately, she was very patient :)
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I feel the opposite of Ken – I like the 1st & 3rd best. But the first is very familiar, because I’ve photographed plastic just like this. I shouldn’t be surprised. I’d point you to it, but I don’t think my keywording is precise enough. ;-) I have found sheeting like this at a botanic garden, on the ground, and at an agricultural site that was deserted, also on the ground, and sometimes I find them with water droplets, or even frost.
Oh – here are a few – towards the end of the Human/nature interface album.
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I think we can agree that although it makes for nice photos, plastic sheeting has better uses than littering the landscape.
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