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Abstract Snowscape

I've started playing more with landscape shots and not showing the horizon line. I think in landscape photography, typically you always see some kind of horizon, or at least have a general sense of where it is. This gives the viewer a certain amount of context as to what is going on. But, by removing that context and completely obscuring the horizon, it becomes a bit more mysterious and abstract. Try experimenting with this… just little ideas here and there.

 

This was taken near Glenorchy, New Zealand.

 

- Trey Ratcliff

 

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Uploaded on December 28, 2017
Taken on October 12, 2016