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23-07-09, 10:20 PM
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Tree roots

Have been hessitant on posting any pics of late

Took these a few weeks ago when we were up in Yorkshire.

They are, as you can probably tell, straight from the camera I know that they are not as sharp as I'd like, I took them in a hurry as it was raining but something to work on next time......??
I did find those roots quite fascinating!

Anyway, would like to hear your comments (good or bad!)






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24-07-09, 01:35 AM
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Re: Tree roots

Why the hesitancy ????

Keep them coming.

As you say they're a bit 'soft' but I like what you've gone for in the first two shots.

The third shot really shows how exposed all those roots are - looks like a great place.
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24-07-09, 01:51 AM
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Re: Tree roots

I quite like how you've tried to make an interesting photo of what's around you OB

I like number 2 of the bunch!
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24-07-09, 01:52 AM
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Re: Tree roots

As you know, they're a bit soft, but I really like the general feel Tina, and I also love the composition - so keep working on it!

Where in Yorkshire were you out of curiosity? We're always looking for interesting places to explore when we visit Karl's parents!

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24-07-09, 03:12 AM
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Re: Tree roots

OOOo lovely place, love the roots, and like others have said , keep them coming Love the 3rd one, very LOTR, can imagine a Hobbit or two


     
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24-07-09, 08:46 AM
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Very nice - I like number 2
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25-07-09, 11:28 AM
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Re: Tree roots

Looks an interesting place, well done.
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