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Thread: Old Tree
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4th May 2012, 12:08 PM #1
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Old Tree
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4th May 2012, 05:16 PM #2
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Re: Old Tree
Lovely tree...and I love the square crop.
Nicely done.
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4th May 2012, 05:23 PM #3
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Nice image. I'm trying to think square as well.
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4th May 2012, 06:02 PM #4
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Re: Old Tree
Another vote for the square crop. It just needs a Rook or Raven sitting on one of the branches and it could be a shot straight from a horror film!!
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4th May 2012, 07:15 PM #5
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Re: Old Tree
Yes, those are my thoughts. Looks like a scene from a Hitchcock film.
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4th May 2012, 07:27 PM #6Moderator
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Re: Old Tree
Me too.
Originally Posted by AndyB1975
I wondered about doing a little dodging on the roof and facing wall of the building to lighten them up a bit and reveal more detail?
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5th May 2012, 05:58 AM #7
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Re: Old Tree
Lucky you got the shot and managed to get away before the Count released his hellhounds.
Very nice work.
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5th May 2012, 07:58 AM #8
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Re: Old Tree
Thanks for your suggestions. I also like the square version more than the other one.
No I did not need to run for my life. It is open for visitors.
The building in the background is the entry portal to castle Drachenburg.
http://www.schloss-drachenburg.de/index_EN.html
It's seated in the Middle-Rhine region called "Romantic Middle Rhine" between the cities of Mayence (Mainz) and Bonn. If you do a trip to Germany that region is really worth a visit. It is full of old historical towns and castles and famous for its wines.
As Donald suggested here is a version with brighter shadows on the building.
More to come as time and weather permits.
Robert
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