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ImageMogul
8th of November 2007 (Thu), 01:13
I caught this tree dancing - and flinging its Autumn colors into the early morning mist...
http://ImageMogul.smugmug.com/photos/216964366-L.jpg
Thanks for viewing.
Mark
forsakenme720
8th of November 2007 (Thu), 04:43
lovely capture. i have a thing for solitary trees ;)
Nice Glass
9th of November 2007 (Fri), 03:26
The grain in the colors look good in this picture.
JiggyNS
9th of November 2007 (Fri), 08:14
Very interesting shot. The colours are perfect, too.
However i find the cropping a bit odd and unbalanced. I imagine an adjacent tree had somethin to do with that?
On a second look, I'd say you used a huge warp command and twisted the tree into its shape... ;)
ImageMogul
10th of November 2007 (Sat), 00:08
However i find the cropping a bit odd and unbalanced. I imagine an adjacent tree had somethin to do with that? Good call Jiggy! Actually it was a big ugly pole. ...not to mention the fact that dancing trees are difficult to capture in the first place!
On a second look, I'd say you used a huge warp command and twisted the tree into its shape... ;)
Good call again! The "tree" is actually 3 trees growing close together. After playing with (and getting frustrated with) the original photo, which was a mediocre tree sillouette in morning fog, I decided the gap between the trunks looked somewhat like legs, and the rest somewhat like body and arms - thus I pursued the "dancing tree". I was going for something celebrative - something an exuberant fall tree might do when no one was watching :wink:. The tree was warped with a swirl effect and the background colored to make it look like the tree was flinging its colors into the air. It just kind of evolved and was mostly done for fun.
Thank you for the comments, and thanks all for viewing my dancing tree!
Mark
kosin
10th of November 2007 (Sat), 20:25
superb capture...
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