This ghostly image, like the rest of this series so far, is the result of a long exposure (2 seconds) at a low ISO (100) and a small aperture (around f/11 or f/16), in a low-light interior setting.
It's amazing how each of these evokes an emotional connection. This one makes me feel I am falling into a sub-terranean crevice, with a deep river that reflects light back up on the walls... It's rich in probabilities!
It could be a river canyon- that would be a good name. I had been thinking more of wings. I guess the wealth of possibilities must be one of the fun things about abstracts.
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It's amazing how each of these evokes an emotional connection. This one makes me feel I am falling into a sub-terranean crevice, with a deep river that reflects light back up on the walls... It's rich in probabilities!
It could be a river canyon- that would be a good name. I had been thinking more of wings. I guess the wealth of possibilities must be one of the fun things about abstracts.
Yes, I see the wings, also!
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