Of Hieronymous Bosch © Steven Willard
The first thing I thought of on converting this image to black and white was the paintings of Hieronymous Bosch and the writhing, tortured figures in his paintings of Hell. But that’s just me.
Pentax K5IIs with legacy 50mm f1.4 processed in Snapseed.
While out wondering around on a foggy Duluth day, I came upon this broken and twisted clump of trees. I felt it had so much character, especially in the fog.
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Stone Wall and Pines, Washington, Ct © Steven Willard
I had been waiting for just the right light for this image, soft morning fog seemed like just the thing.
Pentax K5IIs with 70mm f2.4, processed in Snapseed.
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A tree farm in northern Minnesota on a winter day.
Canon EOS 5D S, Canon EF 70-200mm 2.8, ISO 50, 70mm, f/11, 1/200 sec.
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It was getting a bit dark for me to be out on the trail by myself … but then I saw this and knew that I was there at the right time. Thank goodness I was using my cell phone to track my mileage!
Divided We Stand
Panasonic GX85 with Panasonic 15mm f1.7 lens, JPEG processed in Snapseed.
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Along the Virginia Creeper Trail in Abingdon, Virgina
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It was a foggy morning, and even though I was drawn to the beauty, it seemed a bit spooky, too.
