What else to add? Love to see the print to enjoy both at micro and macro level. May be, color print will help us to see some minute details which otherwise might get lost among twigs, leafs, etc.,.

Technology advancements open many horizons in human mind to reality and this is one of them. From distant galaxies to tiny grass or dragonfly all are relative in their own perspective to make universe a endless mystery.

Need to see in large print. This is great effort to portray in such a scale Ganesh. Thanks for sharing.

The description just put me in awe!
Thank you for sharing this image and your thoughts!

Wonderful image, Ganesh. I think the minute details the the camera can capture is amazing also the margin for error is also minimal I believe. So technically it's not an easy task to pull out. Wish to see a large print of this one day.

For some reason I like the mood conveyed in the other image of the Sarus cranes more than this. May be just me. Is it because of

capping the whites at around 220 in this case (plus added Ilford FP4) grains

? I'm sure you must've thought of it already.

Best Regards

Prashanth, you are right. The intent however was to show the finer details as a large print which can't be shown at this size. Nuances of grains and white clipping etc. in the previous post of the tree has a different artistic intent (which was not supposed emphasise details). I will post couple of more images with this artistic intent (grains/tones/lack of details etc) in a few days. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Thanks Ganesh, looking forward to the rest of the series.

Best regards

You said you can print it 3 feet *18 feet without extrapolation.
This web representation surely looks like a mockery of what you have envisioned and executed.

Hope to see a printed version of this image in near future.

Simply mind-boggling!, Ganesh. Can't even guess the real impact of the print!.
Thanks for sharing.