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Uploaded: 11/18/09 6:29 PM GMT
Catton Park
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this park is pretty near where i live so i thought id go see what i could find! lol... this was it! :-)

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::biffobear
11/18/09 6:43 PM GMT
And you found a tree..Telling you to....You know what....Rxxxx
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.evertvankuik
11/18/09 6:58 PM GMT
Really nice Jan, beautiful mood and composition. One of the best I've seen from your uploads. Compliments my friend. x Evert
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::0930_23
11/18/09 7:45 PM GMT
I don't think the tree is going to pull through Dimps. It looks like it has had some recent surgery. It will miss the view and the view will miss it.

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::SEFA
11/18/09 8:33 PM GMT
Wonderful and moody shot, Jan. Beautiful lighting and perfect composition. Excellent work!
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.ovar2008
11/18/09 9:16 PM GMT
This is a great and fantastic work of photography!
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::Ed1958
11/18/09 9:30 PM GMT
Excellent, charming, high class.
Ed.
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::ro_and
11/18/09 9:35 PM GMT
another wonderful composition
Roland
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let me keep my eyes open, let me see the beauty
::tee
11/18/09 11:01 PM GMT
Looks like someone is whittling away at your subject here - cool shot -
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So many pics and so little time can mean just one thing - it must be - tee time
Logun7
11/18/09 11:32 PM GMT
♫♫♫|׺°”˜`”°º××××Magnificent Shot×××׺°”˜`”°º×|♫♫♫
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::braces
11/18/09 11:45 PM GMT
Stunning clarity and a wonderful shot of a large house and its park land.
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.Cherry79
11/19/09 1:39 AM GMT
I don't know... I think I would have done a B&W with this one. That tree stripped of everything it was and will be.... Beautiful composition though.
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::PatAndre
11/19/09 4:04 AM GMT
A beauty of an image. I love barren tree trunks like this. They are so rustic and picturesque. KEEP-PAH.
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.sahadk
11/19/09 4:20 AM GMT
Fantastic! excellent clarity and wonderful composition too!!!
Nice job Jan.
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.gbo911
11/19/09 7:10 AM GMT
Good work! I like the lighting.
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::nigelmoore
11/19/09 7:16 AM GMT
Love this one, very simple and makes me think of the desert in the US for some reason. It would make quite a catapult, wouldn't it, if they ever decided they wanted to demolish that old house!
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.lovestoned
11/19/09 1:14 PM GMT
Ooooooo! Very picturesque.
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.Catharina1
11/19/09 5:56 PM GMT
Good good photo Jan! High quality work : ) Mich
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::Jimbobedsel
11/19/09 8:31 PM GMT
Gorgeous shot, Jan.
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::Inkeri
11/19/09 10:31 PM GMT
A Stunning and Moody shot..Love it
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::verenabloo
11/19/09 10:41 PM GMT
Hey there...now this is right up my alley Jan! I have a real love for barren trees such as this. They somehow just tell their own story, I suppose they remind me of driftwood. It's a beautiful photo. I am enjoying the other gnarly tree in the background and the soft sky. Showing that huge building is great too, it gives a wonderful perspective. Nice job. Verena
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::coram9
11/21/09 4:40 PM GMT
You seem to have used the same effect as in Big Tree, is it a slight sepia?, anyway for me it seems to contradict the death and decay in this picture with both trees, it's just too smooth. This is minor, even for me, the picture has perfect proportions as usual, but it seems a little like you are pushing the something from not much bit here. I only say this because you are so bloody good I expect perfection every time. There again, perhaps it is a grower, as I sit here pondering it. Hmmm, I may have to come back.
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.starriesaphire
11/27/09 8:46 AM GMT
i love the pic but i found out that tree was made to look like that by tree surgons, doh!!! and there's me thinking it was natural , good shot though missus as always x
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