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mrsb1024
13 days ago
 
i put this in the sunsets thread too, but i was really excited with how it turned out, and they are trees! so i'll post it here, too...
http://www.photojojo.com/forum/img/posted/resized_img4af6478f18b2a.jpg?url=http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk77/jmh0530/palmsatsunset.jpg

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tufteach
11 days ago
 
Dead tree on Gilmore Road, Scappoose, OR. I liked the contrast between the cloudy sky, the tree, and the colorful foliage in front. Best viewed large. I'm noticing that the small versions in the threads are not as colorful as the larger versions. Click on image for large version.

http://www.photojojo.com/forum/img/posted/resized_img4af8cd8e90408.jpg?url=http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2588/4090866453_138f51bcbc_b.jpg
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Degilbo
11 days ago
 
You are correct, Tufteach. That image looks 1000% better when  enlarged. That tree must have been interesting, too, when covered with leaves.


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belleariel
paris
10 days ago
 
Princeton, NJ

http://www.photojojo.com/forum/img/posted/resized_img4afab30987568.jpg?url=http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2756/4094603303_02472ef178_b.jpg


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Degilbo
7 days ago
 
When we moved here in the early 80's, this tree was then only a trunk with a few scraggly (dead) branches, about fifteen feet high. The owner (then) of the property cut it back to a short stump. Over the years it has grown into this huge specimen which now, even spreads its top branches over our backyard. The birds love it as it provides ideal viewing "platforms" of the neighbourhood. It would be around sixty feet high, I guess. In the early morning light it looked quite magnificent. 

http://www.photojojo.com/forum/img/posted/resized_img4afe289c4c179.jpg?url=http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2742/4101525873_cbeb816c03_b.jpg


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superdewa
7 days ago
 
Amazing how quickly it's grown, Degilbo. Sadly, we just had to cut down a very tall quick-growing white pine,as we had an ice storm last year, and so many branches came down that the tree wasn't safe anymore (or even very pretty). It's actually nice not having it now, as we get so much more light in my kitchen now. We still have plenty of shade on the property, so it's not a problem there.

Here's a tree I've been staring at longingly for years (from the car) and finally remembered to stop for yesterday:

http://www.photojojo.com/forum/img/posted/resized_img4afe2eccc2e6d.jpg?url=http://lh6.ggpht.com/_p0HvzbXBfFc/Sv4pq4TsO7I/AAAAAAAAYvo/6UHeOOzgtPE/s800/091112_0016.jpg


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belleariel
paris
7 days ago
 
Glad you made that stop, Superd.  Beautiful tree...beautiful photo.


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Degilbo
7 days ago
 
That tree looks so black, Superdewa, has it been affected by fire, or is it just the angle of view that makes it appear so?


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superdewa
6 days ago
 
Thanks, Belle.

Degilbo -- I'm not really seeing it as so black, either on my monitor or my in-laws', where I am now, and I know it's not burnt, but there is certainly a silhouettish feel to it. The sun was over my right shoulder.


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tufteach
6 days ago
 
If you look at he large size, it looks dark brown.


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Willtastic
6 days ago
 
So, it was front lit and you still got a silhouette-ish look?  That's weird



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Shaolin
5 days ago
 
I've got a tree picture, too! smile

This was taking by the hiking path on Hachimantai, near Morioka, Japan.

http://www.photojojo.com/forum/img/posted/resized_img4b01a355f1b34.jpg?url=http://lh6.ggpht.com/_rpty8u3MpPQ/SwGVEZdTYhI/AAAAAAAABlA/E60gIOkWLjU/s800/Japan0115.jpg

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