Broken Dreams Abstract

One of a new series of abstracts that I have been working on.

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Trail through forest with redwoods shrouded in fog

From dew drops to towering redwoods we have a stunning 2018 lineup of photography workshops planned for 2018.

Macro Spring and Fall Photography Workshops, Big South Fork Spring Photography Workshop, Redwoods National Park Workshop, Digital Workflow and more

Check them out here: http://www.jorjorianpublishing.com/workshops.html#offthebeatenphotoworkshops

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Sunlight, Fog and Redwoods Trail….

One of our clients was looking through Byron’s images for a project they were working on and they really liked it so I thought that I would share it here. #redwoods #interiordesign #decor

When people first see this abstract looking image they often think that the colors were manipulated in photoshop. Far from it. In fact, getting these kind of results depends on learning to see the colors as your camera sees them. In this example, the color of the leaves is influenced by the blue tones of light in the shade and the sky. The water is reflecting the color of the fall foliage still on the trees. If you use auto white balance settings on your camera this color would be “balanced” out of the image. I used daylight white balance when I created this image which captured the tones as I wanted .

I created this image at Big South Fork NRA which is the site of a workshop this Fall, October 26-29th, 2017 that I will be leading with Ron Rice. For more details click HERE.

Expand Your Vision, Photograph and Print at the Big South Fork Fall Photography Workshop! October 26-29 2017
Bring home a print from one of your favorite images!!
Learn More Click HERE

I was struck by the patterns that the shadows and rock formations created in the morning here. This is one of several abstracts I created that morning.

Lower Falls in the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone National Park.

Abstract reflections along a stream in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Just after sunrise in the Smoky Mountains this fall.