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Thursday, April 21, 2011
Sepia Scenes - Great Oak Trees
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Almost everything is in leaf now, even these big Oak trees. Tulsa is beautiful.
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4 comments:
Great pic Bill. You brought out the character in those trees.
I'm afraid I don't agree with Yogi, at this time of year I want to see the fresh, young green leaves.
Great composition. Really well done.
Wow, that is truly majestic. I love the sepia tone, too. Really adds flavor to an already glorious tree!
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