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The Bare Tree


pnital

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There is some striking sadness here... The tree - with its strong shapes, curves, blackness stressed by this light in the background... And this horizon... Great - like a painting.
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Those early hours before Dawn are a wonderful time to be out in the world, it's so quiet and serene before the hustle and bustle of daily life. This is a very dramatic B&W, the simplicity of the tree with the drama of the darkened cloudy sky and a small glimmer of the town far far away can evoke a lot of emotions in the viewer. Nice story you've told Pnina.
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Jim, Pawel ( where have you disappeard? ;-)) and Susan, thanks for your nice comments and feedback.

 

(The first fast coming in after a second! to nearly every image are the 3/3's... really a fucked up system.)

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Now I don't bother about the 3s anymore. Already immune. The isolated tree sets the mood of quietness very well. I also like how Darkness slowly givng way to daybreak with hints of light from the sky.
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Love the nice silhouette of the tree against magical background, and splendid composition, Pnina, what a depth!!! Best regards.
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The silhouette of the tree is marvelous and the dark overall tones create a somber atmosphere--a foreboding emotion. Yet there is light and a city of hope in the distance. A very moody and moving photo.
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Cherlyn, I'm immune as well, use it only because of better visibility, I just think it is a fucked up system....

 

Biswajite, Richard, Rai, Michael, and Catalin, good feedback thanks!

 

Daily, as usual, short but concise!

 

David, the city far away is a glimps of Jerusalem, as it was taken from the

mountains surrounding the city. Thanks for your visit.

 

 

 

 

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Pnina, I've always felt to make a truely good, dramatic, and meaningful photograph such as this, it has to come from something deep within the artist......Jim
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I like the composition. Those distant lights really draw me in and the silhouetted tree is excellent. Is the grainy effect sensor noise orsomething that you have done? Whatever, it is most effective.
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Thanks to all of you, appreciate the feedback.

 

Jeff, the colored version is not grainy, so it is not the sensor( with my experience with the 30 D, even in low light, like in theater images while performing on stage, and 1600 ISO, no grain ), I think that it is my treatment in part and the Jpeg compression, but I think that here it adds to the whole. Thanks.

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