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    a tree point of view

    I took this pic. last weekend in PA...
    It was a beautiful weekend to do tree claiming...;)
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    Re: a tree point of view

    Beautiful shot. I like the tone and composition a lot.

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    Re: a tree point of view

    I like the image and how the bottom branch mimics the flow of the river/creek. I am undecided as to the branch on the right it’s a little distracting. Over all this is very nice and the use of toning works well.

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    Re: a tree point of view

    I have nothing to say but terrific - no critique at all.

    Stunning

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    Re: a tree point of view

    Any chance of seeing the original colour shot please? I'm not a fan of most shots thet use toning but it would be nice to compare in this case.
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    Re: a tree point of view

    Here you have it Tom


    Thanks for the comments... especially yours Roger..;)

    I also took this one wile I was high on the tree... don't think is as 'good' but still shareable...
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    Re: a tree point of view

    Beautiful work on them all. The first is my favorite. I like the contrasting difference between the foreground tree and the ones in the distance. Also the limbs have a tunnel effect too....
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    Re: a tree point of view

    To me colour spoils this shot and I had been wondering if you had climbed the tree for this one.

    Must get round to scanning some of my film stuff in.

    The other shot of the branch hasn't got the punch that this one has for me. It misses the lines and the quality of the composition in the original.

    Great shot

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    Re: a tree point of view

    The colour is not at all bad but the tree in the foreground is too much. However in the toned picture I think the foreground tree not so in your face and for that reason alone I would go for the toned version.
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