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Rider of the Tempest


marcadamus

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that is just one fantastic image Marc....wish there were some tree's like that in Ohio.......lol

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You might want to subtitle this "the oldest very large stick in the world"...

 

Seriously, the only flaw I see here is the unnecessary crown of roughage off to the right on the horizon.  Given its placement, the silhouette it produces is too busy and clashes with the story telling quality shared by the remaining elements in the image.  That said, obviously first class work, and highly dramatic.

 

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Yeah, nature never is quite perfect by our human standards of aesthetic design, eh?  I figured given the tree's girth at over 12ft in diameter, 'stick' might not do it justice.

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Perfect with the old time or ancient time mood.  In another world.  Learning.  Best Regards,

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Nature is always, always, perfect even when supports in its womb "imperfections" like us.

Magnificent as many other photos of your portfolio. A pleasure for the eyes of the soul...

Regards.

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Another masterpiece from you. Great light. Looking forward to read about the technical side of this image because there's always an interesting combination involved. Best regards, Ivan.

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This image is right up there with "The Tree God", your other depiction of a Bristlecone, but with an entirely different feeling. I see a victorious Norse god, standing atop a heap of the vanquished against the backdrop of the wild skies of the ancient world. The orange glow on the cracked slab in the foreground is pure magic, Marc.

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Guess I have to dissent and say way too much post for me. I can't imagine that the capture looked remotely like this in terms of tone. Nature doesn't need this degree of alteration. A very strong graphic piece in any case.

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Hi Marc,

What to add ? Stunning, wow.  It has a bit of an artificial feel, but that is not a bad thing, I love it.  7 from me.

Ben

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The image here is actually more true to the eye and the scene than most of my work.  It was one of the great light shows I've ever witnessed and only minor adjustments were made.  A little burning, blue saturation, sharpening and tonal adjustment was it.  Maybe 5-10 minutes in PS.  Always surprising to hear people's interpretations of these things.

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