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Like this but think I would prefer it in colour to get more contrast in that magnificent tree.
It almost looks alive. I like the similiarity between the texture of the bark and that of the ground.
no, I like the b&w. a bit creepy and cool.
That is an awesome tree! I like it in b/w too, very effective
This is a great tree. I think that the 'color' choice helps to add to the sense of age.Happy WW!
Beautiful photo. I love the high contrast in the sepia tone., with the branches and "dots" making an interesting texture.
I like seeing both versions. I enjoy what you're doing with the sepia, but it was fun to see both today.
What I wanted you to see was the contrast in the dark and light areas of the tree trunk. I think that showed up better in Sepia.
Nice shot either way!
That's a lovely shot, I like the textures.
Beautiful sepia! I like this version best, yes contrast is lower but it's softer.
I am fascinated by the beauty of trees ... what would we do without them! Come to think of it perhaps we are seeing a little of the answer to the question over at SW at the moment. Thank you for showing your lovely tree
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Like this but think I would prefer it in colour to get more contrast in that magnificent tree.
ReplyDeleteIt almost looks alive. I like the similiarity between the texture of the bark and that of the ground.
ReplyDeleteno, I like the b&w. a bit creepy and cool.
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome tree! I like it in b/w too, very effective
ReplyDeleteThis is a great tree. I think that the 'color' choice helps to add to the sense of age.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
Beautiful photo. I love the high contrast in the sepia tone., with the branches and "dots" making an interesting texture.
ReplyDeleteI like seeing both versions. I enjoy what you're doing with the sepia, but it was fun to see both today.
ReplyDeleteWhat I wanted you to see was the contrast in the dark and light areas of the tree trunk. I think that showed up better in Sepia.
ReplyDeleteNice shot either way!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely shot, I like the textures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sepia! I like this version best, yes contrast is lower but it's softer.
ReplyDeleteI am fascinated by the beauty of trees ... what would we do without them! Come to think of it perhaps we are seeing a little of the answer to the question over at SW at the moment. Thank you for showing your lovely tree
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