Green Tree in Ireland
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Kids were playing soccer behing me as I shot this old tree in a park near Malahide, Dublin during a lazy summer afternoon with wonderfully mellow light.
About the photo
Adobe Lightroom.
Nikon D90, Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR.
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Comments (13)
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pauliepaul
I actually like the tree. the definition is amazing. I think the washed out effect works for the foreground but not the background. Also I build in the back seems to take away from the overall feel of the picture.
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kailIFL
I do prefer your original photo, great shot and that tree is indeed awesome. Many thanks for uploading & sharing it with us. :)
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Purdy, thank you for your comment. I can understand your feelings but let me assure you the poost-processing was not motivated by any national clichés - I simply love that tree and would have processed it the same way had it been from Germany, which is where I come from. You can find the original image here: http://imgur.com/E5jej.jpg
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Actias Luna
Nice image and I'd love to see the original. :) I like the density in the leaves. You can upload the original to a site such as www.imgur.com, and share the link to it here.
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kailIFL
I do love the tree.. subject (sorry, not a photographers).. it's wonderful. The original? Well, I guess you crop it & submit that as well. :) Other than that, I don't think it can be done here. You could upload it to an image hosting site & post the URL here.. assuming that allowed still. ;) Thanks anyway. :)
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Thank you so much about your helpful comments, which I really appreciate. Is there any way I can show you the original here?
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Purdy
Very vivid, and an extraordinary tree, I live in Ireland and was born in Dublin, so it does bring me back a bit. Although it reminds me of a very stereotypically perception that other countries (and I'm guessing you are American) that Ireland is all just green and nothing else, I don't like the fact that the trunk of the tree is green, just makes it unrealistic and takes away from it.
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kailIFL
I do love the tree.. subject (sorry, not a photographers).. it's wonderful. I'm not keen on the brightness (for my desktop tastes) or the colouring (except the green of the leaves). I'd love to see the original.
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Thomatis
The ability to produce a windows (clone type) image is there. Post processing is a bit different. Parts of the sky are 'blown'. maybe less PP I think.
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Mercyflush64
Great looking tree and about as full as I have ever seen. The shot is just too bright to be used as a desktop though. Makes me look for my sunglasses.
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glaxotesm
Oh yes it's a tree, a wonderful one!! One might say the shot is overprocessed, but in this case the processing brought in some magic. Quite different and beautiful! I love it as is. Please keep 'em coming :) Best regards!
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Paul2274
Well, I for one happen to love the "lone" tree... and in color! It takes an imagination away to a place where heart and mind can meet by the tree and contemplate or pray. Thank you for this, what is now my wallpaper.... where I can escape to, to find thoughts and feelings and pray. Paul saturation seems a little off, but otherwise an excellent picture.
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I really like to uphold new photographers and their work, (because i'm one of them) but... It's a tree....? I just find the subject very normal; something anyone could do. It might be interesting in B&W. Just my two cents...