Another view of Pinus Silvestris

Pieniny Mountains - Poland

Wow! What a magnificent tree! You've found the perfect angle to shoot this from and have filled the frame nicely. Lovely Work!

Excellent shot !!. Beautiful composition ... great tones. Regards.

It is a beautiful, poetic composition. Nicely done. Dan

Wow! Exquisite composition, technique, and production. I only wished you had sized your picture no higher than 500 pixels so that it would fit on the screen. 7/7

Excellent tone range .

Incredible image. Details, composition...everything is right with this photo. Bravo.

amazing tone n processing!!

Beautiful. 6/6

Amazing! Beautiful like a painting. Great composition! 7/7a, Best regards.

Very artistic composition.

 

Cheers!

Beautiful image. The subject, the compostion, light and B&W conversion are great. Regards, Jean-Marc

It looks like a painting with the fog in the BG. Excellent B/W 7/7

Stunning image. Best regards. Eugenio.

really like it, like a painting

Amazing. 7/7 a...

Perfecto b/w y detalle. Pero creo que con el encuadre demasiado apretado. Saludos.

not much to say more ... just perfect.

Impressive image

It's one of the most frequently photographed trees in Poland, and this photo is definitely the best I've seen. Gratuluje i pozdrawiam :)

Thank You All for comments, it was worth to climb up in the sunshine, this Pine weathered so much wind . . .

I really like the texture of this... the tree and rock jump off the screen at me. The clouds in the background offer a nice contrast and keep distraction away from the tree itself. Very nice!

Una composicin de lujo. Muchas felicidades

Hi Tomasz, this is one of the best tree picture I ever seen...Beautiful work of Art ...I don't know if it is my monitor but I think the B&W could be improved in tonalities...I have retouched your image, hope this will help ...overall congrats.

so Charles - i rather prefer softer and less contrasty photos , your version is interesting either, more contrasty but too dark on the top and some needles are not enough visible ( or it is my monitor fault ;) )

 

I prefer the b&w version - really a stunning work! Regards! CL