Panoramic nominee

This shot is taken in winter in the woods of northern Germany. It is a shot out of 7 single vertical frames. The wet misty conditions did intensify of the green foreground and the trees fading away in the background in the mist. This is a shot i planned for a couple of months and i did visit this place a couple of time on misty days but the perfect conditions as i did imagine it i found at this winter morning. As the foreground is a bit lower than the trees in the background the high mist perfectly boosts the contrast of the background and the foreground.

"Seeing the magic" stands for the philosophy which the landscape photographer Martin Krajczy uses as a guideline for his FINE ART work. His FINE ART photographies are characterized by a well-directed deduction of colors and structures.The specific use of long exposure times and depth of field shows magical moments of the nature in a way which is sometimes not visible for the human eyes.The FINE ART photographies are a result of intensive photo trips in Europe and Africa. His favorite subjects and techniques are panorama photography, the Namib desert, Iceland and the misty woods of Europe. So far he got several awards, e.g. in the "Epson international pano awards" and in "International landscape photographer of the year". You can follow his work on his website www.seemak.de.