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warm trees
© gaeljet2
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Uploaded: 11/12/07 1:25 PM GMT
warm trees
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i took it on a" park of attractions"(roller coasters etc), you know when you are in in smthg a little like a train(small one) and you visit thks to it the whole park
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Genver
11/13/07 12:59 AM GMT
Nice and pleasant colors,nice trees,good picture.
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i would have liked to have seen more of the color that's on the right. just al little too much green for me. but othrwise its a great shot. i like the angle of the shot =) tx for sharing
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Nice one. Shadowy trees, greenish environment... Seems also to be a silent place.
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Wellll ... since you asked ...
The light play does indeed create some warm colours in your photo here.
But with no real focal point ... the viewers' eyes are left wandering around your image. In other words, your composition could be stronger.
Rather challenging lighting conditions have created some spots of glare reflecting off of some of the leaves.
Curious as to what kind of camera you are using, with the suggestion here to include that information in your images' narratives. Might provide a leaping off point for more tips and advice.
And here I am thinking that some adjustment to exposure might alleviate the areas of more intense reflected light.
I will say this ... your perspective is certainly intriguing though. You climb this tree to get this shot??
The light play does indeed create some warm colours in your photo here.
But with no real focal point ... the viewers' eyes are left wandering around your image. In other words, your composition could be stronger.
Rather challenging lighting conditions have created some spots of glare reflecting off of some of the leaves.
Curious as to what kind of camera you are using, with the suggestion here to include that information in your images' narratives. Might provide a leaping off point for more tips and advice.
And here I am thinking that some adjustment to exposure might alleviate the areas of more intense reflected light.
I will say this ... your perspective is certainly intriguing though. You climb this tree to get this shot??
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