Forest View

Mike Gallo · Jan 1, 2008

This was done using the multiple exposure feature for the Nikon D200, I think there were 6 exposures combined and I moved the camera up and down slightly during exposure. In PS CS3 I boosted the S/H and played with the curves.

Fabs Forns · Jan 1, 2008

<------------- is jumping with joy!!!!!

My dear partner is here

And with a marvelous textured creation to boot. You know I'm loving your latest work, we just don't have the colorings here, although I keep trying.

I'll post a DC tomorrow in your honor!

Red carpet welcome to BPN.

Alfred Forns · Jan 1, 2008

Big Red Carpet Mike !!!!!!

Have been missing your fine creations Love the textures and colors !!! Glad your are over Your very much appreciated !!!!

Mike McCarthy · Jan 1, 2008

Interesting image Mike. I like the colors and textural look. Would likke to see this as a large painting with gobs 'n' gobs of thick textured paint ...possibly applied with pallet knife. Nice job.

Maxis Gamez · Jan 1, 2008

A work of art for sure!

Arthur Morris · Jan 2, 2008

Hey Mike, This is stunningly beautiful and intriguing. The very few flowers cut off in the lower right hand corner bother me a bit. If it fits with your personal ethics, I would get rid of them to yield a perfectly clean lower edge.

later and love, artie

James Saxon · Jan 4, 2008

Great color saturation in the image. Love the dream like effect. This should be printed very large. NIce work.

Mike Gallo · Jan 4, 2008

Thanks for all of your comments and sugestions. Artie, you are right about the lower edge needing to be cleaned up a bit, sometimes you can't see the forest for the trees.

Arthur Morris · Jan 4, 2008

YAW. I still love it.

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