Leftovers, Woodbury, Connecticut
Cleaning up around the place and happened upon these remains from last year. I thought about rearranging them, but in the end I simply made a couple of exposures which I tried to develop to look like a platinum/palladium print using Snapseed on my iPad.
Pentax KIIs with 50mm f1.4 lens.
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Monochromia 
Excellent image Steven 🙂 I love the choice of toning. Great work.
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Thank you, Joe. Regards the toning: from the start I wanted to emulate the tint and long tonal range of a platinum/palladium print reminiscent of some of the old botanical studies I have seen.
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Hi. Thanks for sharing a great image. I love the composition with its strong verticals, counter balanced with the diagonal of the plant superimposed over them, the various textures and hues. It possesses a subtle atmospheric disposition that is quite haunting. What lighting did you use initially in the shoot? Happy Photography. Have a wonderful day. Goff.
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Thank you for your comment. This is just as I found it, though I was tempted to rearrange things at first. These were some dead plants on the side of a garage and at the time of exposure they were lit by high overcast skylight.
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Hi. Thanks. When the photographer’s eye knows that things are right it is always best to leave things as they are. Best Wishes. Goff
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