I like bamboo. There's a lot to like about it, frankly. It's pretty (when kept under control), and it's probably the most environmentally friendly wood product out there.
But photographing it isn't easy. I took this shot when we were visiting our friends Natalie and Bernardo in Nashville. We stopped to visit a botanical garden on the former estate of the founder of Folger's coffee, and there was a Japanese garden on the premises.
6 comments:
I Love this shot!! I think that it is really artistic. Great job!!
The cropping really added to the piece. The photo is nearly a painting of the bamboo... Less is more here
well done!!
I like it as well. I think the yellow is a real key to the shot.
As for the scale of the shot, that's been a tough lesson to learn. There's a tendency to want to take the shot you see, but increasingly, I'm learning that the best shots often require zooming in beyond that.
I'm gonna have to take a mulligan here since I served as the crappy guide at Cheekwood. The coffee associated with the place was not Folgers after all but rather Maxwell House.
Well, I couldn't even remember the name "Cheekwood", so we're even.
Cool shot, I too like the yellow streaks in the bamboo.
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