Love those Trees

[Dahlmann]

Howqua/Eildon VIC by Daniel Dahlmann, on Flickr

Victoria/Australia Lake Eildon.

Cheers



/Dahlmann

[32BT]

Because the other thread is for pussies who can't handle critique…

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Because the other thread is for pussies who can't handle critique…

 

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Dahlmann, love the "dusty pink" tonality... and the vignette.

Oscar, a well-done classic (or, what some would insist, a cliche - in any case, a compliment). Perhaps adding a bit of a vignette too?

[Jeremy Roussak]

Victoria/Australia Lake Eildon.
/Dahlmann

I think it would be even better with the upper branches. That's a pretty brutal crop.

Jeremy

[wolfnowl]

I think it would be even better with the upper branches. That's a pretty brutal crop.

Jeremy

I agree.  Great potential, but it needs the rest of the tree.

Mike.

[tim wolcott]

A couple odd ones. 

[Jeremy Roussak]

A couple odd ones. 

I love the second, Tim.

Jeremy

[Chairman Bill]

One from this morning

[francois]

A couple odd ones. 

The first one is very graphic... simple shapes. I like it but almost don't see the tree.

The second image, in my opinion, is more interesting, I like it better! It tells me a story about life in the desert.

[muntanela]

Two birches (young and old?, alive and dead?) near my hortulus secretus, Valtelline Valley.

[stevenf]

Four more pans from last fall. All images taken with a Horseman 617, Velvia 50 film.

Steven

http://www.friedmanphoto.com

[Chris Calohan]

Cypress Trees and Spanish Moss

[tom b]

Some old images from Western Australia, it's not very often that you get such good reflections.







Cheers,

[Tony Jay]

Tom, images like this always want to make me pack up my Patrol and get going.
But, but, Western Australia is ginormous.
Can you remember where you where when you shot these images.
Apologies if I am stretching the memories.

Tony Jay

[tom b]

Tom, images like this always want to make me pack up my Patrol and get going.
But, but, Western Australia is ginormous.
Can you remember where you where when you shot these images.
Apologies if I am stretching the memories.

Tony Jay

The place is Parkeyerring Lake (last slide show), it's north of Albany.

The Google Map satellite image of the area is very interesting. I was in a hurry so I didn't stay long. There are a number of lakes in the area but I dont know if there are walking tracks or not but it is something that has potential.

Cheers,

[Tony Jay]

The place is Parkeyerring Lake (last slide show), it's north of Albany.

The Google Map satellite image of the area is very interesting. I was in a hurry so I didn't stay long. There are a number of lakes in the area but I dont know if there are walking tracks or not but it is something that has potential.

Cheers,

Thanks Tom.

Albany is a fair hike from Brisbane but one of these days I will get to explore the more southerly parts of WA.

Just at the moment though I am typing this in the light of my laptop.
The ex-cyclone just blew through - literally.
No power at the moment.
Trees down everywhere.
One fallen tree has just missed the house - totalled the clothes line and a picket fence though.
Wind is still howling but the rain has stopped for now.

Tony Jay

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi,

I like the "Mono lake" shot best and perhaps the last one. I have an issue with the colors, on some pictures, I think they go over the top.

Best regards
Erik

[Chairman Bill]

One from the Quantock Hills earlier this week

[tim wolcott]

Thanks Erik,  I didn't editprofile them for the web.  But they are close.  I tend to shoot for color.  I wait till the light is perfect to make the colors very big.  Tim Wolcott