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wow I love your header picture! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd this b&w shot is also beautiful, the tree is huge!
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Thats a really big tree!! Great shot in mono.
ReplyDeleteThis was a very nice exploitation of the whole greyscale. Nice and soft and a fine composition with that tree.
ReplyDeleteI think someone built the house a little close to the tree.
ReplyDeleteThe size of that tree trunk, wow. So how do the people get out the front door? ;)
ReplyDeleteA really nice monochrome...has a home feel....well except for the large tree imposes a bit. Cool photo.
The foliage almost hiding the house gives it an air of mystery.
ReplyDeleteEvery shade of gray must be represented in this fabulous photo. This is wonderful in mono!
ReplyDeleteI love how the trees seem to be invading!
ReplyDeletelike some faded dream only it's real...
ReplyDeletelove your new header photo
What a wonderful capture!!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely... what a big tree :)
ReplyDeleteI love the tree and the house...actually everything in here...perfect in b/w.
ReplyDeleteCarver, I'm drooling at this photo!! I love the tree, I love the house... Perfect and sweet!
ReplyDeleteKisses from us.
That rounded thing looks like some one stuck a pipe into the tree. May be the birds will use it as a home.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tree so close to the house. Makes a great photo.
ReplyDeleteI want that tree!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, that tree really is hiding the house, imagine having that grandaddy right outside your front door...
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What a striking tree! I like the textures.
ReplyDeleteI have to agree with RuneE that your handling of the grayscale is excellent and I'll add that I like the quality of the light.
ReplyDeleteThat's a big tree! I love all the different textures.
ReplyDeleteI like your blog,... nice post keep blogging...
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful tree to have out front! A lovely home.
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