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04/30/2008 03:29:26 PM |
| Hmmmm...I can't really say that this composition interests me. I do like the bare tree highlighted, but there just isn't much to land the eyes on. |
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04/10/2008 12:57:44 AM |
| I like the two trees facing each other in different times of their lives as the sun goes down, very fitting. |
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03/02/2008 10:25:12 AM |
| Nice spot Bud! I reckon this setting could look dramatic at all times and especially with stormy skies. |
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03/01/2008 04:57:20 PM |
| Oh very nice! I like the dead tree next to the live one. Really makes the live one stand out that much more. I also like the bright spots in the sky really adds depth. |
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02/25/2008 11:59:37 AM |
| I was thinking I had already commented on this, but then I realised I commented on the warmer one. I do probably prefer the warmer one a little, but this is still great. The trees really stand out. |
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02/24/2008 10:42:47 PM |
| What a cool, dramatic feel you've captured... it's creepy and mysterious at the same time. I like it. That poor scraggley tree of to the side there.. he's not looking too good.. |
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02/24/2008 04:45:44 PM |
| Both are find in my opinion. The warmer one add a little bit more interest in the sky which is a little bit flat grey but otherwise a great composition. |
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02/24/2008 10:35:35 AM |
| Very nice fine art piece. I really like your sky. Great processing. |
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02/24/2008 12:34:14 AM |
| Great shot, I love the lighting. I too prefer the the toned one but I am partial to warmer tones, nice job on both! |
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02/24/2008 12:21:15 AM |
| i like the lonely feeling this shot gives |
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02/23/2008 01:00:54 AM |
Both versions are excellent!
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02/21/2008 09:22:35 PM |
| I'm always a dissenter. I like this version best. I'm always amazed how well sunsets and sunrises can come out in b&w. |
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02/21/2008 01:07:06 PM |
| I like the warmer version better. Did you burn down the trees at all? (not literally...) |
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02/21/2008 03:53:26 AM |
| I prefer the warmer version. I'm not entirely sure why - perhaps because this scene is "warmer" to me than the cold gray of the straight conversion. |
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02/21/2008 12:44:53 AM |
| I like the interesting sky, and the balance in this photograph. There is just the right amount silhouetted, and the composition is appealing. |
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02/20/2008 08:54:14 PM |
Reminds me of a time when I was in Ecuador. We had been out on the Tiputini River and hiking through the rainforest. On the way back to camp the sun was just going down and while I looked over the trees and to the sky I had this feeling, "what a nice ending to a great day". This photo has that feel to it.
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