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Old 13th July 2005   #1
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Old 13th July 2005   #2
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Cool! Love this!
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tree looks like man waving some really thin but long fingers...
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genius! just looking at the picture is making my neck hurt cos it feels like its bent backwards to look up. nice shot. (am i allowed to say nice?) err interesting angle.
any ps?
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Old 13th July 2005   #5
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Nice! I like the way the clouds act as the backdrop. A little more sky would be perfect.

And it looks as though the smaller tree was growing from the tree stump. (???)
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thanks guys for the comments

Antifruits: it's ok, you have the right to say what you want. was taking RAW format for the first time (wanted to know the output quality) so chose my subjects rather carefully. the sky and the tree were separately processed to enhance the saturation and colours, the amount of details is brilliant, so no sharpening done.

live 33: thanks, will check the composition again, its a complete tree, two of the main branches were sawn off, leaving the other (at the back) thus the illusion of a small branch growing out of a stump. i believe the tree is dead, it has been standing like that for months already, thus the title
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I find the shot too straight forward. Is it posssible to have shot it further away and not bottom up?
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Old 14th July 2005   #8
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Originally Posted by Splutter
I find the shot too straight forward. Is it posssible to have shot it further away and not bottom up?
nope. not with an ugly green railing running behind. a further position reduces the proportion of the cut surface, which is actually used to anchor the picture.
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i really like the angle and the colour ^_^
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I like how the two stumps in the foreground creates a strong 'base' for the tree.
Love the wideness!
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Originally Posted by AngelZhou
i really like the angle and the colour ^_^
glad you like it

Originally Posted by icarus
I like how the two stumps in the foreground creates a strong 'base' for the tree.
Love the wideness!
thanks ... hmmm ... it's not very wide you know? only kit lens
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i like the subject, esp in contrast to the beautiful sky bg.

i would call this picture, "speakers corner"!!!
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Originally Posted by Cactus jACK
i like the subject, esp in contrast to the beautiful sky bg.

i would call this picture, "speakers corner"!!!
glad you like it. that's rather humourous
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Originally Posted by eikin
glad you like it



thanks ... hmmm ... it's not very wide you know? only kit lens
Not the lens wide, the perspective is wide hehehe
so eikin no need 12-24 liao now
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Originally Posted by icarus
Not the lens wide, the perspective is wide hehehe
so eikin no need 12-24 liao now
who say i don't need that
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did you take just one shot? is there any other angle?
i agree with Splutter that it's a straight forward shot.
I think the composition dont really work...looks odd...making it boring to look
at the 2nd time.
you could try to be cinematic with your perspective if you have the space to shoot.
The 2 thing that is nice for the pict is the colour n light.
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Originally Posted by khairi
did you take just one shot? is there any other angle?
i agree with Splutter that it's a straight forward shot.
I think the composition dont really work...looks odd...making it boring to look
at the 2nd time.
you could try to be cinematic with your perspective if you have the space to shoot.
The 2 thing that is nice for the pict is the colour n light.
thanks for the feedback.

this is the only shot i did, although i try to frame it from different angles the rest just don't give me sufficient reasons to press the shutter button.
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