Self-portrait on tree |
 Uploaded on Dec 11th, 2006by phyzome |
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The focus, centering, and angle leave something to be desired, but that's what you get when you prop your camera on a tilted tree trunk.
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fipsut
3 years ago:
phyzome
3 years ago:
Yeah, the angle is nice for the foreground elements, but I keep getting distracted by the tilt on the entire background. I'm actually sitting on the top of the log, with my feet resting on a somewhat hidden ledge of wood. (This is a fallen tree, and there are some major cracks running along the lower trunk.)
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