Post Lines.
Split reflection of an old fish trap fence stretching out into what is left of the water in the Coorong National Park.
This fence is located between Salt Creek and meningie on the main Coorong Road.
The water in the Coorong is still dangerously low and acidification of the soil is evident in the area of this fence.
Shot in RAW and converted to B&W in Photoshop CS3.
Canon 400D – 17-85 lens with CIR Polarising filter.
Post Lines. belongs to the following groups:
Limestone Coast Region Photography, Adelaide/ South Australia, Light and Reflection 1/24, National Parks of the World & Great Parks Of The World, Nature's Reclamation and South Australian Artists Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
Vanessa Anderberg
Wonderful capture…Beautiful:)
John Peel
A powerful image, Steve. And a lot of us deeply concerned about the state of the Coorong. Flooding it with seawater sounds distinctly scary. Doing something politically incorrect about the the mindless hogs further up the Murray-Darling system would seem a better solution. But you’d probably like to know what I REALLY think…
Steve Chapple replied
Thanks John for your ongoing support. I’m with you on this one, two years ago I couldn’t stands where I took this photo from as it was underwater and it smells that badly at the moment that I worry that it’s past saving.
Jim Robertson
Steve nice image. I’d like to hear more about what’s happening in the area.
Moorey
Well done. This looks great.
Dave Hartley
Great presentation Steve – lets hope the area does get saved soon
micpowell
Nice example for what Edward Weston use to call the Limb Effect which isn’t meant to be a pun!
ABPhotoArt
Great lines.
Richard George
Beautiful forms and tones
Sean Farragher
fantastic shot
Laurie Search
Nice! Love the contrast and the reflections!!
Heloisa Castro
fabulous work!!!
JimFilmer
excellent perspective Steve… and the B&W adds to the character of it all
Nick Hunt
Nice angle and clouds Steve, really suited to B&W.
clickinhistory
nice use of a low angle to give a vast feel to the image, great use of b/w here too
aglaia b
this has instant appeal, lovely lines. ;-) xox
CJTill
Fantastic work Steve.
catdot
Could these be a rival for the ever-popular Port Willunga posts?? Spectacular image!
KathyT
I like the low perspective that adds to the drama of the post against the clouds. So sad what is happening down there.
Elana Bailey
Fab leading lines, tones, pov and capture, Steve. Well done. Cheers Elana.
John Kowalski
Lovely B&W image Steve …. love the lighting and the reflections, an excellent image that does not depict the true problems associated with our water ways!!
walela
EXcellent B&W!
Jared D White
Scott d'Almeida 27 days ago
cheers,excellent