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02/05/2009 11:32:49 PM |
Amazing! Thank you for showing us both seasons. It is so interesting how different the seasons make us feel when looking at photography. Both of these photos are so interesting, and I love the mood that comes over me when looking at both of them -- they are just so different. It almost takes you by surprise. Since I love winter so much, this one makes me happy to look at it. Gray winter days are my favorite. We get so few of them. And they make fabulous photos -- like this one :)
Charlene, not one single day has gone by that you haven't crossed my mind and been in my prayers! |
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02/03/2009 09:59:06 PM |
Great tree, nice composition. Sky in the BG it little too blown out though. I don't know if that's what you wanted(High Key image)
Message edited by author 2009-02-03 21:59:32. |
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02/01/2009 06:55:45 AM |
| Wow - quite the difference! I like that you revisited this and that you included the other shot. They work nicely together. |
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01/27/2009 10:41:11 PM |
| What a difference the season makes! Both are so different and yet they seem to fit the season so well. The lack of leaves, high contrast, and B&W gives this a great wintery feel, but without the snow. |
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01/25/2009 01:51:00 AM |
| Very artistic....it reminds me of a photo from a time before. |
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01/24/2009 12:30:58 AM |
| PAW - I love seeing the same scene in different seasons. That doesn't really work here in Southern California, since it would all look the same. There is a too much contrast in this one IMHO which loses lots of detail due to too much white and black. I loved the original from September and gave it a 6. |
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01/23/2009 10:13:48 AM |
Think I agree- as a purist - great! But I think I would have cheated the tones on the post and on the back trees to separate things a little and bring out your middle tree. I tried a little test below- see if you like it? I really hope this doesn't offend you, it really isn't meant, but if I'm overstepping the line, please let me know.
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01/22/2009 11:01:04 PM |
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01/22/2009 10:29:15 PM |
| I like how the big sky makes it almost two tone. Very nice! |
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01/22/2009 07:40:49 PM |
| A great subject for a b&w conversion. Very graphic. I'm not sure I like that the tree is growing out of the post. |
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01/22/2009 05:02:45 PM |
| Quite contrasty and stark, which I believe is exactly your intention, in comparison to the season in the other photo. |
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01/22/2009 04:03:05 PM |
| This is very pretty, but the focus on the tree seems a little soft. |
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01/22/2009 12:04:56 PM |
| Beautiful and well balanced image of a single tree. Looks excellent in b/w. |
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