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One more from Tuesday morning, I loved the light pouring in from behind this set of trees so I crouched low to isolate them from the fields beyond.
Sometimes I take the most dull and boring images. That's when I ask myself, "OK, what can I do with this? Can I elevate it? Can I learn something from it? It's a throwaway, so I might as well explore." Then, I open my software and play. Sometimes I delete the image after I've sliced and diced it, but other times I feel happy with the result, like now, with these trees. They are no longer mundane. I've brought something out from them, or put something in.
This tree has seen many cold winters...
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This tree is huge. One of the few left in Minneapolis that still has leaves, amazingly.
iPad Wallpaper #3? Can't quite tell until I try it out firsthand.
A tree at Bradgate Park, Leicestershire UK. Taken in Winter, Spring and Autumn.
UK. May. 2006.
For a view of the individual views see here.
Took the 200mm out and the f2.8 to play with the dogwood tree not far there in the neighborhood ... with the setting sunlight.
This is the one year anniversary of my original tree cozy shot. Since the original was so successful (12,000+ views!) I figured I would milk the sculpture for all it's worth ;) The yarn seems to be holding up very well given the elements in Cleveland.
See the original for a description of this commissioned art work.
I went backpacking with a friend over Memorial Day in the Hetch Hetchy area which is close to Yosemite. Rather than sitting in traffic Monday, I stayed an extra night and explored Yosemite for the first time. It's quite a place. I can see what it's so popular w/ photographers -- there's a grand view almost anywhere you look.
It was overcast most of the time I was there, so I focused on trees. Large