In this week’s Photo of the Week on the Daily Critique Craig looks at a beautiful semi- abstract nature photograph and discusses the following:

- shutter speed and implying motion with texture on the surface of flowing water

- harmony of color and analogous color

- abstracting by shooting pieces and parts of the whole scene

- framing to emphasize quality of line, archetypal shape, and intrinsic form

- multi dimensional light

- Nikon F100 Fuji Velvia 50 1/4sec from tripod with polarizing filter

To learn more about this shot watch Craig Tanner's Photo of the Week on The Daily Critique