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Came upon thisold tree standing alone in the field .
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Nice picture,I bet that tree could tell a thousand stories. And its nearly bare branches just add to its mystique
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Lovely shot- the colours give hints of details I can't quite focus on . . leaves me wanting to see more. Would love to see this in a larger size . . . do you have it on the web anywhere kanji or could you resize it a tad larger (700 wide-ish?)
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Hi suze, glad that you like it ,this isthe picture at 800.
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Very nice!
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wonderfully moody! the lovely grasses and wildflowers add to the contrast of the lonely tree.
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Great shot and great composition. Just one thing though...the colors just don't seem right. Is it me or is it a little too contrasty and oversaturated ? It might just be my stupid labtop monitor
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I agree about the contrast and saturation. Something seems off. I see some clone duplicating as well. EDIT: Now that I look closer the cloning seems to be apparent from edge to edge along the bottom 1/4. |
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Hi widowmaker and Hoooba, I took these pics right after a rain here in this area and the colors are always very vibrant in these little valleys at this time,plus I use a warming polarizing filter.Actually, the purple plants were even more vivid than the photo shows.The cloning was my feeble attempt to remove a strand of barbed wire fence. Anyway,sharp eyeand thanks for the comments.
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Ahh its the filter.
I would not have noticed the cloning to begin with except the purple plants at the bottom left. Once I saw that my eyes were just drawn across. Its not as noticable as you move right. Still a nice shot, didn't mean to suggest othewise. |
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