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odklizec
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I also love the third one! These trees are perfectly captured and processed. First photo is a bit too much blurry for my taste. Is it a place of your memories (your childhood place probably)? As for the last photo, the processing is provocative. I cannot say I like it or not 
Was it originally overexposed?
Was it originally overexposed?odklizec":1zm1cuq7 said:I also love the third one! These trees are perfectly captured and processed. First photo is a bit too much blurry for my taste. Is it a place of your memories (your childhood place probably)? As for the last photo, the processing is provocative. I cannot say I like it or not
nope it is not, it was a bit underexposed initially. i get around with it with aperture.
This is a very interesting set of images. 1 is really sad - for me its all about absence, something lost. The blur adds a tension that underlines this. 2. Gives me the feeling of being alone with nobody caring. But 3, my clear favourite ( a beautiful image) is heartening, the trees appear to be 'crowding' over me, almost concerned about my welfare, looking down towards me. Its an uplifting image, I am not alone. 4. is very good, I normally find images like this uninteresting, its easy to make an ordinary scene look mundane and boring, but it takes an altogether different set of skills to imbue ordinariness with interest, and you've done that - the blown highlights, the disconnected legs, the clever composition, all work very well together. Impressive!
whoisthatkid
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The photo of the tree crowns... Wow - Magical!