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Eroded Tree Part II
© regmar
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Uploaded: 05/05/05 6:27 PM GMT
Eroded Tree Part II
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OK since the comments I received about my The Passage Of Time photo, were tepid, I decided to upload the framed version of the image, and see what you think of it. So much for my forays into the weird :-)
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Post a Comment - Subscribe to this discussionThanks Rachel. That's what attracted me to the tree in the first place. The smooth wter erased the boundary between tree and reflection.
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ж Regmar ж
i like both versions of this.. there are so many ways to perceive this image.. i see the Cypress tree, as well as a bat in flight.. the framing works well with this.. nicely done Regmar..
Dj
Dj
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And everytime I feel that my lifes a waste..
I just cant rid myself of your bitter taste.. - Me (Option21)
lol...just teasing...actually, I also like both, but perhaps this one a bit more and for the very reasons that you yourself pointed out...very nicely presented and quite a unique capture of this poor tree.:Pat.
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Great shot... amazing how its still standing... good reflection can hardly tell where the real tree ends and the reflection starts...
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The human heart feels things the eyes cannot see, and knows what the mind cannot understand.
--Robert Vallett
Regmar, would you believe I like the first one better? I don’t mean that this is no good but the other one had the element of the unexpected, which I found more intriguing. They are both exceptional images. I hope this one goes well for you.
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There are three colours, Ten digits and seven notes, its what we do with them that’s important.
Ruth Ross
Hey nola,
i downloaded the first one and turned it over and agree with Robert above, but then some of mine i thought i liked did the big flameout in here, sigh...we just keep trying, huh?
i downloaded the first one and turned it over and agree with Robert above, but then some of mine i thought i liked did the big flameout in here, sigh...we just keep trying, huh?
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"Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you, too, can become great." - Mark Twain
Well, I'm not going to be much help. I like THIS one. lol Nice work Reg.
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When you get the choice to sit it out or dance, I hope you dance...
Leanne Womack
Lovely shot...keep working those verticals. The framing on this and the very still water make the color / tone contrasts work very well.
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Really like this shot...unique and eye-catching.
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The Lord is gracious and full of compassion, slow to anger and abounding in mercy and loving-kindness. Psalms 145:8
woo weee - what a fine photo
shame i didnt see the original as it seems to be deleted from caedes
it would be amazing to see this fill the whole screen horizonally too
shame i didnt see the original as it seems to be deleted from caedes
it would be amazing to see this fill the whole screen horizonally too
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do acts of random kindness and sensless beauty! -
small ***gallery* ** for your enjoyment
The lack of detail makes you look at the pic for a long time, which is nifty. I have noticed that, like myself and many others, you could use some better equipment. There tends to be a lack of crispness and clarity. If you zoom into the wood above water you can see a lack of detail that should be there.
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I didn't see the original, but this one is very nice. Great reflection.
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Can you paint with all the colors of the wind.
its hard to tell where the tree starts and the water ends
nice job