Crooked forest Demon - Light Painting
Going to the Crooked forest is from where I live actually not that difficult. Yet I did not do it forever. The one night then i went with one of my long lasting friends Tim. He is also the one that i did my first light paintings ever with. Back in the days something September 2005 we travelled through the US and stayed overnight next to a highway - that’s where everything started. Many years later we still travel together sometimes. Here this one is already Poland and only 2.5h from home yet it was a very cool adventure with a pretty cool result. I just love those trees.
Anyhow
Thank you Tim
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Fantastic light
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They are a little strange trees, nature often surprises us.
But beyond the forest, you've done a great job with the lights, you've made it a bit spooky
I love! I think I should run a little hehehhe.
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Very atmospheric. I like a lot the locatioon and the combination of blue and red light:)
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Speechless 😐 Simply amazing @gunnarheilmann
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This is amazing work! love it to bits.
(bent tree's )An old forest of boat makers parts! Great work on the the photo.
So that's what it is? To make parts for boats? That could actually make sense.
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Some brief comment should be made here regarding the material from which the ships were made, the preferences held by some shipwrights, how it was cut and formed, and it's bulk measurement and quality. To the extent possible natural bends in wood were used for "knees" and angle-like ship's timbers. The preference in English shipyards for oak and the preference for natural strength over that of "fasteded" timbers led to this usage. Oaks from the areas of Northern Europe were fine for the development of long straight planking, but the gnarled English "Hedgerow" Oak was the best for the natural curved timbers used to strengthen the ship internally. Trees were even deliberately bent in certain ways so as to " grow" a needed set of curved timbers. These curved timbers were known as "compass" timbers.
sourced from http://www.navyandmarine.org/ondeck/1800shipconstruction.htm
Its like a parts store for boat makers sadly the world wars 1 and 2 ended this in the mordern world.
Oooh wow. How cool. Thanks for the explanation. I actually really learned something here. Thank you so much. I will look it up.
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I really love the color mix, nice work !