[Leica] Mid Winter in Preston

[ricc at mindspring.com (Ric Carter)]

Hey Wade--

I sense you working on a certain minimalist thing recently. Maybe  
you'd benefit from including even less stuff in the composition. Good  
possibilities in this inclination.

I liked 6:
Mystery path to old home. Teased with little of house revealed and  
dark tunnel. Maybe lighten path to draw you in?


8:
I like the similarities/contrast between graffiti and vine.


and 23:
Antedeluvian lighting effect is real nice. Haunting look

Ric Carter
http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/ricc/





On Feb 12, 2007, at 6:11 PM, Wade Heninger wrote:

> Living in the Northwestern part of the United States presents one  
> with an
> interesting take on the winter season.
>
> You see, I grew up in Canada and winter (as you can expect) was  
> something
> serious to consider. Here?  Not so much. It is a different sort of  
> winter.
>
> We still get a bit of snow, and the leaves certainly fall, but you  
> find that
> many things cling to a subdued lushness typical of our climate.   
> The rain
> comes, the days are short and things left to be rot slowly.  And by  
> the time
> we are into February, it seems like its always been like this.
>
> Yet the gray days don't bother me. Things mid-winter are in this  
> comfortable
> stasis between the dreariness of a few months back and the  
> awakening to
> come.
>
> So for your perusal, is a short take on the natural world in my  
> 'neck' of
> the woods, as it were...
>
> http://heninger.org/gallery/midwinter
>
> Thanks for looking...
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