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Comment from michiganmike
The olive trees always seem to show the difficulties of their existence. I love the gnarled trunks and convoluted limbs. Very nice colors and excellent detail in the trees.
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The olive trees always seem to show the difficulties of their existence. I love the gnarled trunks and convoluted limbs. Very nice colors and excellent detail in the trees.
Comment Written 26-Apr-2016
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2016
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Thanks Mike I appreciate your positive feedback. :) Mary
Comment from dalebraatz
very interesting looking trees, Love the details and textures you have captured in them, Very good composition , A pleasure to the viewer. Thank you for sharing. dale
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very interesting looking trees, Love the details and textures you have captured in them, Very good composition , A pleasure to the viewer. Thank you for sharing. dale
Comment Written 26-Apr-2016
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2016
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Thanks Dale, I appreciate your positive feedback. :) Mary
Comment from Life is but a dream.
Mary, this is lovely, just plain lovely. Those patterned branches of trees gorgeous, the gnarly feel of trunks stunning...the pop of building situated exactly where it ought to be. To me it looks like this photo was taken by a photographer who understands her "onions".
Try changing it to black and white - use channel mixers and have fun but first really saturate the colours....then flip into monochrome....just for fun.
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2016
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Mary, this is lovely, just plain lovely. Those patterned branches of trees gorgeous, the gnarly feel of trunks stunning...the pop of building situated exactly where it ought to be. To me it looks like this photo was taken by a photographer who understands her "onions".
Try changing it to black and white - use channel mixers and have fun but first really saturate the colours....then flip into monochrome....just for fun.
Comment Written 26-Apr-2016
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2016
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Thanks Olga, your support and encouragement is always appreciated. Will have a play as you suggest. :) Mary
Comment from Paul G.
The historical story of the trees alone should be enough to protect them. I'm not a "never develop" person, but there are things that are sacred and should not be touched. These are now on that list (as is Yosemite, Sequoia, Grand Canyon, Zion and other areas). A very nice image of the trees. Well focused. Good narrative. Thank you for sharing.
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2016
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The historical story of the trees alone should be enough to protect them. I'm not a "never develop" person, but there are things that are sacred and should not be touched. These are now on that list (as is Yosemite, Sequoia, Grand Canyon, Zion and other areas). A very nice image of the trees. Well focused. Good narrative. Thank you for sharing.
Comment Written 26-Apr-2016
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2016
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Thanks Paul for your comments. :) Mary
Comment from Dick Lee Shia
Nice info notes.
Great story telling factor.
A cool, shaded capture.
Impressive presentation of these century old trees with gnarled branches & criss crossing twigs.
Diminishing perspective. Vanishing viewpoint.
Subtle illumination.
Diffused focusing.
Thanks for sharing...
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2016
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Nice info notes.
Great story telling factor.
A cool, shaded capture.
Impressive presentation of these century old trees with gnarled branches & criss crossing twigs.
Diminishing perspective. Vanishing viewpoint.
Subtle illumination.
Diffused focusing.
Thanks for sharing...
Comment Written 26-Apr-2016
reply by the author on 26-Apr-2016
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Thanks Dick, I appreciate your positive feedback. :) Mary