Bosca Dubh
mostly shadows and linesunwinding by storm
Unraveling velvet, wave after wave, driven
by wind, unwinding by storm, by gravity thrown –
however, heaving to reach you, to find you, I’ve striven
undulant, erosive, blown —Song of the Sea to the Shore by Robert Fanning
Artists’ Point, Grand Marais, Minnesota, on the shores of Lake Superior.
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| July 23rd, 2008 | Posted in 35mm, Black & White, Grand Marais, People, Pinned & Wriggling, Summer, Up North, Yashica |
February 9th, 2009 at 3:46 pm
Love the black and white conversion and the mood in this image, but always remember to straighten the horizon!
February 9th, 2009 at 4:02 pm
Thanks, Claus! You’re probably right about the horizon, I may try a re-crop. But there’s no black and white conversion–this is Ilford Delta developed in Diafine, which creates a very grainy effect. I prefer to start in black and white if that’s where I hope to end up.