Julie Falk – Be Lightfull
A collection of photographic artwork from Julie Falk.
Imagekind Gallery BeLightfull
Copyright (C) 2008
All the elements of a good photograph - color, composition, line, value, and light - combine to create an emotionally appealing image. The photos in thid gallery may have all these elements, but the strength of them lies in the light present in the scene.
Near the Irish Hill, a great place to roam in the fall.
Driving to work in the morning, I sometimes take the back roads. September mornings, the warm earth, cold air and morning sun combine to make some dramatic scenery.
It was the kind of morning in August that compels you to get up before the sunrise, even if you don't have to.
Taken at Hidden Lake Gardens in Michigan. The Orten effect is a process by which the color is intensified and the sharp version of the photo is layered with a blurred filter, creating a dreamy, rich look.
Again, that morning when i had been enticed out of bed by the low-lying fog and had almost given up when I came across this amazing field.
On my way to school one morning, I watched this sunrise develop before me.
January 17, 2007. River Raisin, Washtenaw County, Michigan. The trees were covered with ice.
One morning in July I hauled my rear out of bed and went to shoot the early morning, low-lying fog as the sun came up through it. I was about down when I came across this field of orb weaver spider webs. I was in photo fanactic heaven!!
It's not easy to really show how beautiful snow can be. I passed this drift on my way to work and saw the possibilities. It's emphasized a little with photoshop, but this is pretty much how it looked in the morning sun.
An April storm in Bridgewater, Michigan.
Thanksgiving of 2004 we had an early snow. I was out taking photos all day. This was the grand finale. River Raisin, Bridgewater County, Michigan
A storm passing to the south of our house.
Early morning, country road. Bridgewater township, MI
Pink light in the rising sun and misty landscape.
Early in the morning a mist covered the ground creating a golden light. No, this is not photoshopped.
