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Just another tree or something more?
Took this last week, not sure about it. Critique away!
You know Geoff there is something about it that I kind of like which makes it more than just a tree. I think that the sharpness of some of the brown leaves is what I like.
Having said this I don't think that this one is a 'print it and frame it' shot. Too much clutter in the frame and not enough focus on one one primary shot. Cheers Regards
Jonesy
I agree with Jonesy - there is nothing technically wrong with the pic. Focus is fine, colour & exposure good.
But I think it lacks a theme or central point of focus. There is nothing to attract the viewers eye, nor anything outstanding in the composition. But, sometimes our images can have a personal meaning which makes them special to us!
I get a nice, warm feeling looking at it. It works for me.
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