Mosaic Moondrops
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Comment by scaramanga:
Interesting, cool shot! Would like to know how you did that.

Mosaic Moondrops
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Comment by Evaan:
Love it. It definitely has a mosaic feeling. The lighting is nice, and the circle to the left adds an element of interest/focus to the composition. Simple, well done.

Dance of the Burmis Tree
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Comment by Pug-H:
From Lessons of the Burmis Tree: "The Burmis Tree is the most photographed tree in the world. It was sentenced to perch on a ridge along Highway 3, in Southern Alberta, Canada, in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, for over 740 years. "
Well, it's the first time I've heard of it. That's a very hard to prove claim in the first sentence. London has more visitors than Alberta, and one tree I can name from there off the top of my head is the Elfin Oak.
So, about your photo. I like the negative space the tree gives to the sky. Maybe a tad over-sharpened. Nice composition overall.

Dance of the Burmis Tree
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Comment by Jutilda:
I like the contrast. I think I'd prefer a less centered subject with some more negative space.

Dance of the Burmis Tree
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Comment by photoslik1967:
Timeless. Beautiful subject. Perfect for black and white. Great job...8.

Dance of the Burmis Tree
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Comment by harmsusmc:
Great picture, but I think the grass just to the left could have been taken out.

Dance of the Burmis Tree
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Comment by connie:
NICE JOB!!!

Dance of the Burmis Tree
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Comment by Pegasus:
I like this very much

Dance of the Burmis Tree
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Comment by pineapple:
It does look as if it is dancing.

Dance of the Burmis Tree
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Comment by w4jzz:
Good B&W.