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Re: Cross in the Woods
What a clever shot., beautiful atmosphere. Is the pool of light on the cross for real, or PS'd Paul? -
Re: Cross in the Woods
Any idea what it's for ?
I also like that there is a "bee/bug" box on the tree.Graham
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Re: Cross in the Woods
That is obviously for 'cross pollination' Graham.Originally posted by Graham_of_Rainham View Post
A fine image Paul. I like it a lot.
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Re: Cross in the Woods
Simply stunning.
Thanks for sharing.
Peter
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Re: Cross in the Woods
Very well spotted, seen and realised. It's lovely. I'm guessing a grave?Comment
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Re: Cross in the Woods
Its a well captured shot and I like it but the darker greens to the right and in the foreground look slightly unnatural. The cross looks like nice bright daylight but these other areas look more like they have been lit by evening "golden light" rather than normal daylight shadow.Most used: EM5i + 12-200mm, In briefcase: E-PM2 + 12-42mmEZ
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Re: Cross in the Woods
Look right and see the other graves!Originally posted by Graham_of_Rainham View Post
Nice shot, may be crop it a little!Comment
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Re: Cross in the Woods
Great light & lead in, may be tempted to crop to the end of the tree as I find it splits the image slightlyComment
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Re: Cross in the Woods
No doubt the resting place of a much loved pet. Nicely composed with a hint of mystery.John
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Re: Cross in the Woods
All looks pretty genuine to me. It's a lovely well spotted shot. Cropping the RHS looses the lovely red flowers which would be a shame but I see what was meant by the tree separating the image comment. If I was going to crop it I think I'd just cut a bit off the bottom. That seems to lessen the tree separation feel somehow without loosing the mystery.Comment
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Re: Cross in the Woods
Well executed shot I like it a lot.Ed
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Re: Cross in the Woods
Love the image Paul but not a fan of the introduced colour caste.Regards Paul.
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