Windblown: This picture has problems and I am not sure what to do about them. I wish I could reshoot but thats not an option. The power of the tree is something I would like to...

captsteve Loc: NW Florida

This picture has problems and I am not sure what to do about them. I wish I could reshoot but thats not an option.

The power of the tree is something I would like to emphisize, but on this shot I am truly lost.

Any sugestions would be helpful and if you would like to give a edit a shot feel free. please post anything you come up with.

I really love this subject, I wish I sawwhat I see now when I was composing it.

windblown

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

I think I would have gone with a wider lens and gotten over the fence in the foreground. The tree is a very interesting subject and different lighting could make it an awesome shot.

docrob Loc: Durango, Colorado

captsteve wrote:

This picture has problems and I am not sure what to do about them. I wish I could reshoot but thats not an option.

The power of the tree is something I would like to emphisize, but on this shot I am truly lost.

Any sugestions would be helpful and if you would like to give a edit a shot feel free. please post anything you come up with.

I really love this subject, I wish I sawwhat I see now when I was composing it.

so are yu telling us that when it look at it now yu see it's power but you didn't then and yu want to see if someone can re-create that?

Am i understanding yu right?

captsteve Loc: NW Florida

In hindsight a wider lens would have been great and better composition would have been awesome too.

Im just trying to save a shot that should have been much more than it is.

captsteve Loc: NW Florida

docrob wrote:

quote=captsteve This picture has problems and I a... (show quote)

that about sums it up :(

beenaround

Played a little,

docrob Loc: Durango, Colorado

captsteve wrote:

quote=docrob quote=captsteve This picture has pr... (show quote)

OK, well then it seems that while you cannot now go back and photograph this tree in a way that speaks both to its power and grace that at least now you see it....which is no small thing....in fact, its a rather big thing which, if you learn it's lessons has the potential to change the way you perceive......... :thumbup: which is partly what photography is about.

captsteve Loc: NW Florida

awesome job!!! I love it! Thank you!

docrob Loc: Durango, Colorado

captsteve wrote:

awesome job!!! I love it! Thank you!

opps apparently I was was wrong.

captsteve Loc: NW Florida

docrob wrote:

captsteve wrote:

awesome job!!! I love it! Thank you!

opps apparently I was was wrong.

I guess I just didn't make my point clear. I needed a seconed set of eyes to bring out something in the picture. I felt the picture still had potential but was at a loss for a way to convey the moment. your statement was not lost on me.

Thank you Beenaround for a new perspective for me!!!

Photoman74 Loc: Conroe Tx

captsteve wrote:

This picture has problems and I am not sure what to do about them. I wish I could reshoot but thats not an option.

The power of the tree is something I would like to emphisize, but on this shot I am truly lost.

Any sugestions would be helpful and if you would like to give a edit a shot feel free. please post anything you come up with.

I really love this subject, I wish I sawwhat I see now when I was composing it.

:P A lot of pp would be worth it. Color saturate.

senad55verizon.net Loc: Milford, NJ

Are talking about the horses under the tree?

coco1964 Loc: Winsted Mn

Played with it just to see what I could come up with. I'm waiting on a new monitor so I'm not sure if what I'm seeing is what you'll see but what the heck........

cameranut Loc: North Carolina

captsteve wrote:

This picture has problems and I am not sure what to do about them. I wish I could reshoot but thats not an option.

The power of the tree is something I would like to emphisize, but on this shot I am truly lost.

Any sugestions would be helpful and if you would like to give a edit a shot feel free. please post anything you come up with.

I really love this subject, I wish I sawwhat I see now when I was composing it.

I played with it but I'm not sure if it's any better.

suntomoon Loc: Virginia Beach, Va.

Yes!!

beenaround wrote:

Played a little,