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Carrie
Originally from Ottawa, Canada, Carrie has kept a home base with her husband in Asia since 2003. She works as a full-time freelance writer, editor, and photographer in Taiwan. Visit www.carriekellenberger.com for more information.
carrie, this is beautiful. The colours are so vivid.
Thanks Michelle. There’s nothing like the hot oranges and pinks of a Canadian summer sky though!
or the hazy grey blue fog of a sunset in Newfoundland, lol
Ooh its so purple! My favorite color.. I love it!
Carrie, sorry to say this but it looks way over-processed. I looked at the original sized version on Flickr and there are a lot of artifacts and noise.
Thanks Jenny. I’m glad you like it. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
Hi Craig,
Thanks for your input. I’m aware that this photo isn’t very good. It was taken last year at dusk with a crappy little point-and-shoot. I’m still learning and growing with everything I do, and I can already see a huge difference between what I was doing last year and what I’m doing this year.
I like to post old photos, because they remind us of where we’ve been, what we were doing and where we are going. I’m not an expert. I react with emotion first and whenever I look at this photo, it reminds me of a special place and time with John. Plus, I like the colors. Photography for me isn’t all about being perfect, it’s also about revisiting the past.
Over-processed or not, it’s still one of my favorites.
Thanks very very much for your constructive criticism. You are someone I greatly admire and I respect and value your opinion. Now I’m off to find out about artifacts and noise.
I like the photo, Carrie… over-processed and noisy.. as it is.
I don’t think photography has to be perfect and sharp all the time.
This one looks more like a painting, and this is why I like it.
Thank you Cris! You’re right. It reminds me a bit of a painting too. This photo seems to be a big hit with the ladies. That’s OK in my books!
I like it, Carrie. Great colors. I agree with you about photos being about a time and place. I equate photography with freezing a moment in time, and keeping it forever.
Thanks Stevo.