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Uploaded: 08/03/07 3:00 PM GMT
Olive Tree
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I found this olive tree in a planter outside a church in Lucignano, Italy. I kinda liked the way it looked in front of the brick and stone. Thanks to all who view and comment.

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.paramedyc
08/03/07 3:59 PM GMT
Donna, that is a great shot. I love the red/orange of the bricks over there. Did you eat any of the fresh olives? Nice job, as always. Terry
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::zepman4
08/03/07 4:34 PM GMT
Donna,

Great shot. Thanks for sharing.

Charles
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::jswgpb
08/03/07 4:35 PM GMT
They need a table there where you could have a martini. :) I think you know why ?? LOL Great shot Donna.
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.JEdMc91
08/03/07 4:45 PM GMT
Great Shot Donna
Thanks for sharing!
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::tigger3
08/03/07 4:49 PM GMT
I think this is very lovely you had a good eye for this one. ><
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::cynlee
08/03/07 5:05 PM GMT
You are so right about the form and the colors! I bet they knew that and put it there for that reason too. They certainly have a great eye there for color. Wonderful shot, Donna!
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.Nukeman
08/03/07 6:04 PM GMT
Great shot and lovely contrasting colors,,,, nice job.
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.corngrowth
08/03/07 6:12 PM GMT
Donna, to me the bricks make this images, because without bricks there was no contrast, colour and texture. You've have seen this perfectly, by capturing this image that way. Very well done! Regards, Cornelius
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::rob2001
08/03/07 6:29 PM GMT
Donna,
I quite like the composition and the textures. Very atmospheric pic, compliments,
Rob
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.sjwbuzzgoose
08/03/07 10:04 PM GMT
wonderful vibrancy in the leaves against the brickwork.i can see why it appealed to you.the textures and patterns in the stones are also interesting.
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::Hottrockin
08/03/07 10:38 PM GMT
Very nice!! Luv the contrasting colorings and tonalities which exude!! Terrific textures workin' about too!!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round?? Picture Purrrfect .
.Optix
08/03/07 10:48 PM GMT
amazing shot, love the atmosphere
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::karma29
08/04/07 12:32 AM GMT
Excellent eye for this image, great shot.
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::LynEve
08/04/07 3:23 AM GMT
It looks good - thanks to your good eye :)
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100k_xle
08/04/07 3:39 AM GMT
Such Simple Beauty.

E J
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::MarianaEwa
08/04/07 6:02 PM GMT
Excellent contrast in this Donna. I like the composition too.
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::phasmid
08/04/07 10:13 PM GMT
I just had to drop by and let you know that I saved this one immediately, Donna. It's such a classic view, but with a fresh approach and new elements..You've done an excellent job, as far as I'm concerned. :)

♥PJ 005

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::PatAndre
08/05/07 9:07 PM GMT
I can understand exactly why this scene caught your attention. I find it pleasing as well. The orange colrs and the brick is striking.
Pat
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.Blumie
08/13/07 11:40 PM GMT
I thought I would see a typical sign of the south, but I have never seen a baby before. It will take a lot of years, till it brings quality oil, but it looks really nice.
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.Alexxandra
09/22/07 5:03 PM GMT
Wow!Beautiful shot!Very beautiful!
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