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Jerry Gerber | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Forest Abstracts tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Forest Abstracts

Vertical panning, a technique I learned from photographer Tasha O'Neill yielded these other-worldly images of the woods.
Sunset
Sunset		 Rippled
Rippled		 Light
Light		 Color Wash
Color Wash
Pattern
Pattern		 _MG_2282.jpg
_MG_2282.jpg		 Nightfall
Nightfall		 Sunstreak
Sunstreak
Twisted Pair
Twisted Pair		 _MG_2386.jpg
_MG_2386.jpg		 Fog
Fog		 Foggy Bottom
Foggy Bottom

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Val 07-Jan-2012 17:58
Was just browsing at websites and saw these. These are very nice, Jerry.
Guest 04-Jul-2009 19:17
You have always been a genius to me....but I am predjudiced...I like trees that don't look like trees, ......Kathryn
Jerry Gerber25-Mar-2009 10:34
Consider this just another way to interpret nature's artistry. I certainly haven't sopped taking "straight" pictures of trees. Sorry, but I'm going to hold off describing how I did it at least until Tasha O'Neills current exhibition is over.--Jerry
Guest 24-Mar-2009 15:04
very moderne I guess as we can't seem to let trees just be trees anymore, not artistic enough. reminds me of the paintings of gerhard richter who paints blurred people, for instance. So how do you do this exactly?
Norma
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