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    Re: post your trees!

    Quote Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter View Post
    I was wrong about the age of this tree... The oldest tree in Indiana is thought to be the Kile Oak in Irvington which is 400 years old and this (Temple Oak) tree is thought to be second oldest tree..
    The Kile oak is located on Beechwood ave. in Irvington and I'll see If I can get some photos of it soon..
    I think the 222 inches is circumference, and not diameter. Still a mighty impressive tree.

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    Re: post your trees!

    Quote Originally Posted by Preston View Post
    Aspens near Virginia Lakes, Sierra.

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    Very nice. Well done Preston!
    Last edited by Ken Lee; 22-Jan-2011 at 07:07. Reason: Remove Redundant Image

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    Re: post your trees!

    Quote Originally Posted by Preston View Post
    Aspens near Virginia Lakes, Sierra.
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    Just beautiful. Well done, Preston.

    Baz.

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    Re: post your trees!

    The (now dead) Tree of Life. Taken on 4x5 at 90/11:

    The Tree of Life: A Macro Crop

    This barely belongs on a large-format discussion forum. It is a crop of a 4x5 down to the size of 35mm in width. The original shot, uncropped (9MB, very big!). I think the crop is clearly superior, and wish I'd thought to use my 305mm lens when on location.

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    GIO and Barry,

    Thanks for your kind comments!

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    Preston-Columbia CA

    "If you want nice fresh oats, you have to pay a fair price. If you can be satisfied with oats that have already been through the horse; that comes a little cheaper."

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    Re: post your trees!

    210mm Sironar / Ansco 4x5 / Ektar 100 4x5 Detail, Grey Summit, MO

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    Re: post your trees!

    Nice image, Richard. I like everything about it. At the risk of offending anyone, I might have been tempted to shoot it as you did, then maybe again with the little weed or whatever it is on the left pulled or pushed down behind the tree. I don't think it is a deal breaker left in, though. I really like the way the large mass of the tree is balanced by the striking angular piece of wood in the water.

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    Some fall trees in a park in Boulder, Colorado



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    Re: post your trees!

    Quote Originally Posted by h2oman View Post
    Nice image, Richard. I like everything about it. At the risk of offending anyone, I might have been tempted to shoot it as you did, then maybe again with the little weed or whatever it is on the left pulled or pushed down behind the tree. I don't think it is a deal breaker left in, though. I really like the way the large mass of the tree is balanced by the striking angular piece of wood in the water.
    I liked the way that branch in the water forced me to look more closely at the image to understand it. It was a visual non-sequitur that compelled a closer look to understand the geometric relationships.

    Rick "who is not that often forced to look more closely" Denney

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    Re: post your trees!

    Quote Originally Posted by rdenney View Post
    I liked the way that branch in the water forced me to look more closely at the image to understand it. It was a visual non-sequitur that compelled a closer look to understand the geometric relationships.

    Rick "who is not that often forced to look more closely" Denney
    Yea, at first the branch looks like a levitating diamond.

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