The Things I See
Crow's roost - Pescadero
Posted by Craig (Vacaville, California, United States) on 20 March 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
dYe from Cambridge, United States
Excellent! I love the angle you've chosen - it's very dynamic. Also, the stormy sky adds a lot of interest to the shot.
20 Mar 2007 6:01am
Manuela Photography from Hainburg (near Frankfurt/Main), Germany
.... Edgar Allan Poe atmosphere, excellent!
20 Mar 2007 8:43am
Paige Mills from Columbia, South Carolina, United States
Wonderful silhouette & perpective! Great job on this one.
20 Mar 2007 9:44am
Jen from Jessup, United States
I have to agree with Manuela...very Edgar Allen Poe-ish!! or even Hitchcock!
Fabulous work Craig!
20 Mar 2007 11:31am
Art Monkey from Salt Spring Island, Canada
spooky! - Jen is right - Hitchcock "The Birds" ;)
20 Mar 2007 4:20pm
Yvon from Meerkerk, Netherlands
I love this shot and it gets even better after reading all the comments. It's fun to see what people make of it.
20 Mar 2007 4:46pm
Stu from Kyoto, Japan
Love the stark contrast you've gone for in this one. Not the usual angle for this kind of shot either. Interesting to see a different kind of shot from you Craiger - not your usual style here at all. Carry on mate!
20 Mar 2007 5:01pm
Beatriz from Lima, Peru
vaya vaya, excellent, great composition, good eye....buena foto
20 Mar 2007 9:21pm
Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Great work Craiger, very eerie feeling in this one!
20 Mar 2007 11:05pm
Laurie from New Jersey, United States
Great catch! It reminds me of the movie the birds when they just started to gather before they attacked.
21 Mar 2007 2:16am
adalove from Alcala de Guadaira, Spain
Loving the dark ambient created. Good eye!
21 Mar 2007 7:58am
Bronnie from Christchurch, New Zealand
Wow! What can I add - all they said and all my admiration, terrific shot!
21 Mar 2007 9:02am
Fred from Easton PA, United States
This one gives the feel of something very foreboding about to happen.
Great shot and processing .
25 Mar 2007 4:39am
Sony DSC-H5
1/1000 second
F/8.0
ISO 80
62 mm