The only nitpick I could possibly provide is that I would prefer the bulk of the branches of the tree to be leaning into the middle of the photo instead of leaning towards the closest edge. Other than that, it's a great photo.
Lol ..had this spot in mind for a while ( the tree and the barn) now so whilst driving back from the airport Friday night i past it in the midst Of a snowstorm. I just could not resist ...
I've actually been looking for a local tree around where I live for this kind of composition as we're just in the middle of a snowstorm as well. I like the colours, the suble tones, theres enough detail in the foreground to cause me to peer a bid closer, the one thing I would have liked to see is the same as phillip, my eyes keep on following the mountain in the back either to the left or the right and the tree itself seems to just pop into view vs naturally being led there.
Thank you Jaspreet. I did take another shot at 90deg from this point (tree looks slightly more Balanced in pic) ps. The “mountain” behind is actually a tree-line of a forest
The only nitpick I could possibly provide is that I would prefer the bulk of the branches of the tree to be leaning into the middle of the photo instead of leaning towards the closest edge. Other than that, it's a great photo.
Thank you Phillip... will see if i can “replant” it in PS
did take one from 90deg ... more balanced - tnx
Beautifully simple shot Marius. What advantage did you feel shooting at 3am provided?
Lol ..had this spot in mind for a while ( the tree and the barn) now so whilst driving back from the airport Friday night i past it in the midst Of a snowstorm. I just could not resist ...
thank you Alan
I just showed my husband several photos this was one of his favorites
Thank you Donna/Hubby
I've actually been looking for a local tree around where I live for this kind of composition as we're just in the middle of a snowstorm as well. I like the colours, the suble tones, theres enough detail in the foreground to cause me to peer a bid closer, the one thing I would have liked to see is the same as phillip, my eyes keep on following the mountain in the back either to the left or the right and the tree itself seems to just pop into view vs naturally being led there.
Thank you Jaspreet. I did take another shot at 90deg from this point (tree looks slightly more Balanced in pic) ps. The “mountain” behind is actually a tree-line of a forest
Hi Marius, this frame certainly grabs the attention among all your work. appreciating the feeling of serenity.
Thank you Vijay