美奇攝影工作室出版-森林的眼攝影作品 16X20,Published by Meichi Photography Studio – "Eye of the Forest" Photographic Work (16x20),美奇(Meichi)フォトスタジオ発行 — 「森の瞳」写真作品(16×20インチ)
Use Linhof 6X9 medium format film camera for photography 使用德國Linhof 6X9中幅底片相機攝影 德國 RODENSTOCK 鏡頭 畫質精美購買可擁有頂級經典攝影藝術照片的享受 Photography by Chien-Chuan Lin 柯達100VS底片 Kodak 100VS Professional film photography
ドイツ・リンホフ(Linhof)製6x9判中判カメラおよびローデンシュトック(Rodenstock)製レンズを使用 極めて美しい画質を誇り、最高峰のクラシックな写真芸術を所有する喜びをお届けします 撮影:Chien-Chuan Lin コダック(Kodak)100VSフィルム使用
This photographic work "Eye of the Forest" presents a captivating exploration of
the figure-ground relationship within a white spatial setting, where lines delineate
forms to create an imaginative and engaging composition. The arrangement of diagonal
lines conveys vitality and dynamism, while a profound sense of atmospheric
perspective enriches the visual experience.
The subject matter for landscape photography in Taiwan is incredibly diverse,
ranging from high mountains, rivers, and lakes to people, flowers, birds, and
trees. I particularly enjoy photographing Taiwan’s native cypress trees—specifically
the Taiwan Cypress and Hinoki—which are widespread across the island. The shot I call
"Eye of the Forest" came about while I was scouting for subjects within a vast
cypress forest. The area was so expansive that I wasn't sure where to focus my
lens; I simply wandered along, taking in the scenery. Carrying my camera, tripod,
and light meter—while wearing a hat and hiking boots—I began to feel a bit weary.
I came across a beautiful, wide stretch of grassy ground that looked incredibly
inviting, so I set down my gear and lay back to rest. As I gazed up at the sky,
I suddenly noticed a shape that looked like an animal staring back at me. It bore
a striking resemblance to a creature—perhaps an eagle—watching me. It created an
intriguing psychological moment: was I observing the animal, or was it observing
me? Did it see me as potential prey? I was delighted to have stumbled upon such
a captivating subject, so I quickly snapped the photo. I was worried that if I
walked away, I wouldn't be able to find the exact spot again—and to this day, I
actually don't know where I took it; I would have to look at the original film
negative to find out!If you were to walk just another 50 meters, that specific
view might well disappear. This is a highly artistic photograph that I really
enjoy sharing with everyone; I think it would look wonderful hanging in a living
room or bedroom. Beyond its artistic quality, it also allows one to experience
the beauty of the forest.