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A Lone Tree
A Lone Tree
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Challenge: June Free Study (Advanced Editing II)
Camera: Canon PowerShot G5
Location: Police Point Park
Date: Jun 14, 2004
Aperture: f/3.2
ISO: 50
Shutter: 1/800
Galleries: Landscape, Nature
Date Uploaded: Jun 17, 2004

A tree sitting in the middle of grassy land, stormy skies brewing in the background. This was taken at a park in Medicine Hat, Alberta.

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Place: 249 out of 384
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Views during voting: 262
Votes: 203
Comments: 6
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 Comments Made During the Challenge
07/07/2004 05:13:44 PM
I don't really care for the centered composition in this particular shot. The tree itself is interesting, but not enough to hold it's own in a photo. You might try to find something else in this area where you can include the tree as an element of the photo.
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07/06/2004 11:16:22 PM
frame the tree to the left or right, using the rule of thirds, would have helped. The blown out sky on the right is a little distracting too.
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07/04/2004 01:25:40 PM
I really like the clarity of this image and the interesting sky and tree shape. I think the image could have been even more effective, though, if the tree hadn't been centred.
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07/02/2004 09:11:35 AM
Viewed on a pc with ms ie.
Lovely clouds. The tonality range in the greens help give modeling to the various elements. The exposure is very good considering the difference between the lightness and darkness within the scene.
Composition. I think it could have been improved by getting closer to the subject. Most of the surrounding area is not interesting, so it isn't adding to the picture. By getting closer, you would have been able to cut out most of that and would be able to concentrate on the color, form and texture of the subject. I would have tried this with a vertical orientation.
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07/01/2004 07:02:52 PM
This tree is soo cool...I wish it wasn´t so centered though
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07/01/2004 03:00:30 PM
To centered composed, sky on right side is a bit burned out.
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