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Thread: Green Trees

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    Firefighter Tyson L. Sparks's Avatar
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    Green Trees

    Well what do you think? Any good?



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    Re: Green Trees

    NIce capture Tyson. I like where you placed the horizon, nice and level. The shadows of the clouds on the hills add to the image. Did you use the Heliopan?
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    Re: Green Trees

    Yes I did as a matter of fact.

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    Re: Green Trees

    The Heliopan Grad filter creates some great results and makes the transition from sky to ground well. This should be a lesson in using a graduate. Nice Tyson. I have ordered me a new Heliopan........
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    Re: Green Trees

    Not bad, technically it looks ok. I'm needing something vertical in this scene. It's good, but missing a definite subject.
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    Re: Green Trees

    Tyson, I like the diagonal slopes here, and the contrast of the green hillsides against the blue sky. Gary has a point about the verticals.

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