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Feb 6, 2018 05:53:54 #
WILLARD98407 wrote:
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Mr. Bill, I love number two in particular, both are great.
Greg
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I really like both of these but I prefer #2. In #1 the close tree is a little overwhelming but it is still a dramatic shot. #2 is perfect.
Feb 7, 2018 02:24:57 #
CLF wrote:
Mr. Bill, I love number two in particular, both are great.
Greg
Greg
Thanks, Greg.
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Cwilson341 wrote:
I really like both of these but I prefer #2. In #1 the close tree is a little overwhelming but it is still a dramatic shot. #2 is perfect.
Carol, I can't argue with you on that.
just sayin that I wanted the bright spot waaay at the top of the frame to accent it's height.
I also kinda really liked the 2 droopy "eyes" toward the bottom of the trunk.
I have an 'affliction' that causes me to see faces in many unsuspected places I look, and I just felt that this tree was daring me to include it.
as always, thanks for looking in and the comments. (#2 is my fave of these two, also)
here's a different, although more conventional, cropping. you like better?
mrbill
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gener202002 wrote:
I love straightup skyward pictures like this!
Thanks, me too.
mribll
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