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Framed Moon
© Flmngseabass
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Uploaded: 04/07/10 3:05 PM GMT
Framed Moon
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Went for a walk last fall and came upon this tree framing the daytime moon. Thought I would present it here for the Framing contest. Hope you enjoy:):)
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::gabi_h
04/07/10 3:17 PM GMT
Where did you find such a great gnarly old tree! This is a fabulous find. Best of luck to you in the contest. Good work!
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To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower..............
William Blake
Cool shot Bruce! It should do very well in the contest buddy. Good luck!
Joanie
Joanie
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Nice shot looks very nice. Good luck in the contest.
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You do not need a knife to draw blood a pencil and paper work just as well. RvdB (Warhead)
This is really good, Bruce. It has a slight Orton look to it. I love the lighting, and colors. Well done, Mr.Fractalmanwithacamera. Good luck, too.
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Well I do like it when you post pictures and this is a beauty - good luck.
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Very nice photo love the light that flows through the tree and the detail is spot on.Plus the colours are outstanding and nice angle you shot this one at well done.10/10
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Ohhhh Bruce, this is totally 'wicked good'...the moon being surrounded with all those wonderful gnarly branches! What a gorgeous tree that must be. Did you take a photo of the whole tree too? Would love to see it. This will do great in the contest. Very unique. Also nice to see the fractalexpert post a 'regular' photo! Nice stuff !!! By the way, how did you get a border of a calendar? Is your photo on a calendar? Verena
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Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
A great capture of this wonderful and interesting looking tree. Love the textures in the bark and the twists and curves in the tangled mass of limbs. And nice framing shot of the moon. Good luck in the contest Bruce.
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In order to discover who you are, first learn who everybody else is; you're what's left.
Seen very well Bruce. You must have a good eye for such remarkable scenes. Excellent post.
Good luck!
Regards, Cornelius.
Good luck!
Regards, Cornelius.
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A wonderful entry Bruce ... sure do like the placement of the moon in the capture & it's perfecly framed by the tree branches. Wonderful textures & lighting. Very well done & best wishes in the contest.
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The moon looks good in the capture of the twisted limbs BB. A good contest entry. Good luck.
TicK
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I like your picture and its concept. Bruce, good luck in the contest.
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Fab-u-lous Bruce, this is amazing and love the presentation. Good Luck my friend
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Very well done here Bruce. Best of luck to you! Love it!
Stan
Stan
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“Won't you come into the garden? I would like my roses to see you”
- Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Bruce - The gnarly, twisted tree is interesting. Add the framed daytime moon and you have a terrific photo. Best of luck in the contest. Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine
Wow...the first thing that grabs me is the lighting and warming golden tones to the branches, and at the same time, the gnarls and textures to the tree!! Then you top it off with a natural framing of the moon! This just blows me away!! Your framing technique also provides depth and the feeling that one is looking through an open window at this beautiful sight! And, where ever did you get the calendar rings?! Outstanding work, Bruce! I'd wish you luck in the contest, but, I'm sure you don't need it! :)
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