“Intimate Curve”
Another shot from Clifty Falls State Park, I found this little curve in the stream bed and like the curve in it, and I thought the splash of colors from the leaves added a nice touch. This is one that I wasn’t real happy with when I looked at it in camera, but after getting it home it took on a totally different look after I ran it thru the curves, saturation and surface blur.
d200,17-55 @17mm, f/22, 1.5 seconds, iso 100 cropped from the top and right to get rid of a rotten snag in the stream.
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Hello my name is Bernie Kasper and I am a photographer from Madison, a small town located in the Southeastern part of Indiana on the banks of the Ohio River, the area I call home has a rich diversity of topography and wildlife that make it a special place. From the canyons and waterfalls of Clifty Park to the wetlands of the Muscatatuck NWR the area is rich in photographic opportunities, hopefully I will be able to convey the beauty of the area and share any info as well about this place I call home
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Another pretty shot, Bernie. Very pleasing to the eye!
This one I love big time. This shot is the best of this variety in my view. It has a yin and yang quality. A combination of colors that is very nice. Wet and dry. Hard and soft.
Thanks for your post. I appreciate your words a great deal and don’t feel like you need to say anything. We are on an unspoken level. Find the place where you are enjoying the moment. It’s in this photo for starters.
What a stunning photo! The first thing that caught my eye was the face within the curve of the rock. You are such a natural Bernie – your photo’s always say a lot.
The edge of the rock makes a beautiful curve, nice sharp color contrasts form the leaves. Handsome image, beautiful light.
Hi Bernie,
I am passing along an award for writing I received last week. Your photographs capture more than words ever could about the world of nature. They inspire me to write and hope others will see that as well.
http://hummingbunny.wordpress.com/2007/11/17/hear-me-roar/
Yet another beauty of a shot! Your work is always worth a click over to view what’s new here at your site.
The snake like curve is a very interesting element in your composition. Beautiful shot Bernie. You are always finding interesting elements.
awesome photo! very nicely applied post processing. lovely composition, love the title as well.
I love that curve as well – that is really captivating. Your cropping here was fabulous I love it when the lines draw the eye to the edge of the photo – that always feels like (to me) an echo of the artist’s ability to control and I find it fascinating always. That milky kind of texture to the water under the curve is really a neat effect as well… very nice work Bernie! What a beautiful shot.
Isn’t it funny how something that can look so bad on the screen can look so good after we play with it a bit? It’s absolutely beautiful.
I just realized that I missed commenting on this post! Wonderful job and I love the lines and curves used in this! BRAVO!
Curves like this are such a great find in nature. Good eye for seeing it Bernie.
WOW! You know what I really love about this shot, Bernie? The left foreground area. It looks like I could reach into the photo and pick up a leaf. I also admire how you’ve captured that clear reflection in the background area, just at the point where the water approaches the edge.
Lots to appreciate in this photo! Thanks for sharing your gift.
This is easily one of the most impressive images I have ever seen. The composition and exposure are right on. Especially love the leaves. Great job!
breathtakingly wonderful!
This is a fantastic blog with amazing shots. I’m happy to descover it. It’s sure a link to my blog. I will keep coming
As if you have nothing else going on today, not one single picture of a Turkey? Seriously, good luck tonight and have a Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving Bernie!
Love the lines Bernie, great as usual.
Happy Thanksgiving.
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Happy Thanksgiving Bernie! This image perfectly suits the occasion.
Excellent composition – you framed it perfectly!
It’s been said above, but this is a great image. The softness, and the clarity make it a visual treat.
Thanks for all the great comments