This is the same tree as last week's post (live oak sun rise). This time the light is backlit fog and I've moved up to emphasize the tree form instead of the sky. The tree is near my home and I visit it often because I like to see how different light changes the image. I promise to post a different subject next week. Canon AE1, 20mm, velvia

-- Larry Korhnak (lvk@gnv.ifas.ufl.edu), March 02, 1999

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VERY NICE!!

If there were any way to bring a little out of the highlights (cause it's sooo hot there), or just a tad out of some of the darker shadows, then I think it would print really well. Maybe a pro could get something out of the highlights....and I'd definitly would want to have this one on my wall!! Great job!

-- Jason Fobart (jason@fobart.net), March 02, 1999.

I love how you've moved in on this shot and how the resulting perspective, combined with this kind of light, really emphasizes the trunks and the branches as forms, especially on the middle tree.

-- Barbara Kelly (kellys@alaska.net), March 03, 1999.

Larry, again you have managed to perfectly capture the light. I really love the base of the trees. Excelent Job.

-- Tait Stangl (taits@usa.net), March 03, 1999.

Larry - I think it's good to show several versions of the "same" subject. I proves the point that there's many good photographs to be made of every subject. This is a very appealing image that I'd be pleased to hang on my wall - if I hung things on my walls.

-- Pete Dickson (dickson.pn@pg.com), March 03, 1999.

Great phote. Wouldn't change a thing!

-- Paul Lenson (lenson@pci.on.ca), March 16, 1999.