Sunday, 10th January 2010
Whispering Wind In Rondane
by Seung Kye Lee
Wind and fleeting morning light at the base of Rondvasshogdi Mountain, Rondane Nasjonalpark, Norway.
There is no sky in this photograph and what might be interpreted as sky in the background is actually the base of Rondvasshogdi Mountain partly obscured by morning fog.
Seung Kye Lee
Website: www.leeseungkye.com
Whispering Wind In Rondane by Seung Kye Lee was photo of the day on Sunday, 10th January 2010. It is tagged Abstract, Fog. You can leave a comment below.
23 Comments
Tim Andes
My mind can barely comprehend this, and I think its amazing.
paul whitton
hard to understand whats actually going on in this shot, even when I look at it for a long time, but the abstract nature of it is aluring.
Diana Lainson
What an inspiring photo, reminds me of my dreams as a child wondering what the future held.
Pauline Jones
Hmm interesting; I like these sort of pictures as they show me things I would not normally see.
su
What a strange surreal shot, makes you look again and again.
Malta Photography
Looks like a painting, great nice colors
Wanda Krack
What a wonderful layered abastract!
planet lover
How beautiful! Is that a lake with boats beyond the immediate slope? Is that a house at the edge? I love how the shades of blue, gray and white blend in the delicate light.
Ellie Langford
It’s a great beginning of a terrific abstract. The color and flow of the lines suggesting motion are perfect for the theme. Cloning out the rocks in the “sky”, lighter part, could help maintain the allusion of whispering winds and make a truly awesome abstract.
Renee
very neat shot!
Ed Hamlin
It is hard to discern the layers or depth, maybe a bit of black for added depth 1 or 2 points. I like the color. Overall to create a surrealistic piece to cause thoughtful contemplation is good.
mike
What a nice scene.
João Ganhão
Unusual photo! What are those black spots?
Katherine Lee Strassburg
Magnificent artistic shot! I like the way the fog seems to glow with the light. Thanks for explaining it to us. Very unusual.
Michael Bollino
This image grows on me more and more each time I see it! Great use of shadow, light, and line to create a great abstract image.
Anurag
It sure did fool me into believeing there is a sky in the photograph!!
Rajib Singha
Cool shot!
Sue Gagnon
Interesting shot. Something I surely would never have seen, as well.
Grete
Stunning escenari,very very well captured! Is really surreal. Congrats and Greetings from Argentine
Alessandro Zocchi
Exceptionally nice !
Marie Dunphy Harding
… not sure what I’m looking at, but it’s certainly creative; Thanks.
Kirk Jordan
Yup, fooled me too. I kept thinking, why has Earthshots posted a picture with dirt all over it. It looked like a badly stored Kodachorme slide with dirt all over the “sky” – Now I see this is earth or vegetation pushing thought the sky.
Seung Kye Lee
Thank you very much for your comments!
I very much appreciate this.
Best Wishes
Seung Kye