A tree (nex 3 /16mm)

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Vaughan Brean
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A tree (nex 3 /16mm)

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Re: A tree (nex 3 /16mm)

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Wow, great shot!

Maybe it's my monitor, but the tree seems a little dark.
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Re: A tree (nex 3 /16mm)

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mvanrheenen wrote:Wow, great shot!

Maybe it's my monitor, but the tree seems a little dark.
Probably it is from the Arborus darkicus species. :wink:
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:lol:
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Re: A tree (nex 3 /16mm)

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Nice tree Vaughan - you should post it in the Solitary Tree thread in the Challenge section :D . I like the way that the tree is in an 'island' within the 'sea' of crops.
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Re: A tree (nex 3 /16mm)

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A designed isolation that only can come with a cultivated piece of land.

Indeed a nice solitary tree and as Birma said you can enter the challenge with this lovely shot... :D


Thanks for sharing,

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