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Crimson and Blue
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Uploaded: 10/24/10 12:45 AM GMT
Crimson and Blue
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The morning sun illuminating the bright red leaves on this small maple tree.
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10/24/10 1:41 AM GMT
Steve - A real nice composition. Great lighting. Creative. Thad
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The colour contrast is primo Steve and the framing effect also nice. The dof isn't quite on the money, a lot of that lovely red foliage is a bit soft, a problem only because the red foliage is a major visual focus in the image, if it was just a framing element the softness wouldn't matter.
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Beautiful work here Steve. So very very well composed.
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I would carry the vision of Gods' Rose
Blooms with me as I go......."
--By Stan V. Griep - 2010
Stunning photo,Steve..with Beautiful colors and Superb composition.
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I really like where you placed the over hanging tree branch full of bright red leaves to the right to show more of the clear blue sky and trees on the hill...very nice Steve!
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I really like these bright red leaves! Nice capture! :)
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I think you have used the light very well in the picture. A very good picture Steve.
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That is the most fabulous red!
I was drawn to this image - the contrast of the distant trees and the vibrant foreground branches makes a great composition.
I was drawn to this image - the contrast of the distant trees and the vibrant foreground branches makes a great composition.
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