Waiting For The Next Morning
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No match
This lonely tree has always been in my head, but whenever I drove by I was without my camera. This time I was prepared.
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Comments (26)
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NancyFedewa
Outstanding photograhy, I enjoy this picture very much, Keep up the good work!!
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gielles
This is a awesome picture !!!! i printed on a large canvas cloth. and it looks beautiful!!!
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dereitz
Could you please tell me how you created those sky effects?
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trout
Many thanks to "the Master" :)
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@Trout - I just submitted "Autumn is here" to IFL. If it won't get through though, I will upload it to my homepage and post the link on my Flickr page.
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Sage
This is wonderful. The colors make for a fantastic and functional desktop. Well done as usual. Frankly I like all the modification that was done to this, gives it your little flare of style which is very recognizable.
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trout
Hey Macindows, can you submit "Autumn Is Here"? That's a seriously incredible shot.
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Genocide
Vivid! Love the bright colours and effects in the sky. Although a technically impressive photo, the amount of black in the lower half isn't to my tastes. Love your other work though.
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artist-30569
really nice
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Ferris
Finally, a good wallpaper. This is the first wallpaper in three pages that I've downloaded. I always love the colors within your pictures.The dark blue in this one goes well with the black with the orange in-between. Good work.
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ElectrikLizard
Nice Pic ... I'd like to see the untouched Virgin Version ...
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s1ipp3ry
So this is what falling in love with a wallpaper feels like
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dazzleme
One of my favorite kinds of wallpapers are those that are simple in nature, yet still have alot of visual interest. To me, this is definatly one of those. Amazing, thank you Macindows.
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stubulman
I'm sorry. Above I used the term girth incorrectly. I should have said maximum horizontal diameter. That's why I'm not a master.
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stubulman
Macindows, hello. Thanks for the acknowledgement. I do like your work and I do think your have much to teach, if not only by example. My question concerning the tree was prompted by my impression that it lacked the same substance and grandeur compared to the rest of the image. It's girth is almost equal to its height, rendering it a little bit squat. A small quibble, but I'm a bit obsessive about detail.
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Adam Dell
Now this is cool. When I first saw this, the first thing I noticed was the way the orange and blue blended together like a tropical smoothie. Its truly an awesome picture and I have many of your shots. You have good work. Keep on with it. Thanks man.
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ifrogg
Thanks! So amazing! I feel more refreshed every time i see this!
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@Stubulman The very fact that you call me "The Master" made my day! :-D Well, the picture has indeed been sharpened a bit in Photoshop. However, only slightly by duplicating the layer, decreasing opacity to 50% and sharpening this layer with the effect "sharpen edges". Then I tweaked the picture a lot with levels and burned a bit here and dodged a bit there until I thought it would look good. Regarding the tree: I'm not sure whether I understand you right. The tree is a medium sized tree...I would say around 25-30 feet of height. Is that what you wanted to know?
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trout
Effrontery...nice. :)
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stubulman
People are going to kill me for taking shots at the Master....but. Is the tree small or foreshortened? It looks that way to me. Also did you sharpen the image? I would back it down a tad to add more realism. Your talent is not in question here. Your work always shows that you think before you shoot. Despite my effrontery, this is going into my wallpaper folder.