Dances with trees

[Marcus E.]

I know this perspective gets a bit overdone, but here goes.... :mrgreen:

 

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There were two small white spots to the upper left side of the tree.
I wonder what's the small spotlights are all about? Love the sepia
rendering.

 

[Marcus E.]

Thanks, forward....They're lens flare spots...could have taken them out, but I kinda like them there...

 

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Providing a sense of alien-like mystery for the viewers. Great thinking though.

 

[thelps]

While on the theme, Queensland rain forest tree.
Olympus OM4 with 16mm fisheye. Film scan from a very ancient Kodak film scanner
Taken sometime in the 1990's

 

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This is the tree of life! Beautifully captured, thanks for sharing.

 

[Marcus E.]

Ahh....more trees....nice one,thelps,........ lovely tree,beautiful tree...

 

[uKrris]

We all give it a go. I think it's about trying to capture the beauty of the moment. Lovely photo-thanks for posting. This one is from the banks of the Oliefants River at a place called Hippo Pools. RAW processed with SilkyPix4.

 

[thelps]

thank you Marcus & forward for the kind words. Marcus, good idea to start this thread.

Chris, I like the dappled light on the trunk and through the leaves, the subtle but different lighting adds interest to the subject, which is an impressive tree, taken late afternoon perhaps?

 

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May I contribute to the series one from my album:
I call this The Spring of Life.

 

[Genster]

Great picture MarcusEyre1. Love the "brown and white"

 

[Marcus E.]

Thank you Genster, much appreciated..