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arnabchat (7097) 2005-10-20 2:45

nice structure, well seen & shot. nature's art to its best!
i guess the color effect is not all natural!
just to criticize: i'd love a view from a distance, the tree looks very tightly bound on the frame. i'd ask for some more space to play with. what do you think?

vapours (7977) 2005-10-20 2:51

Fantastic shot, and great use of the yellow filter. Personally I think the image looks better close up, as the branches cut up the image.

mishreyee (0) 2005-10-20 7:08

Very nice colour in your picture with the tree and its branches.

pablominto (42522) 2005-10-20 9:09

Hi Pramod,
A very beautiful picture! You capture that tree with great detail, and the colour convey immense heat... Nicely composed, well done!
Regards,
Pablo -

gebala (0) 2005-10-20 11:01

hello, everyday your photos are better, I like golden here, well done, rgs

thaprem (2508) 2005-10-21 2:13

Pramod,
Excellent colour & tone....
The compo is perfect & the shot very sharp...
Have yu applied a Gradient in the PS to enhance it?...
Tell us more about your technique..
Great work...Continue clicking...
Cheers,
Prem.

rabdelnoor (2973) 2005-10-22 3:24

Hi Pramod,
Excellent capture of this tree agains the beautiful golden sky. I liked how you composed the shot, getting only part of the tree. VEry good sharpness too. The only bad thing is the power post and wires. Otherwise would be perfect.
Best regards,
Ricardo

coco (28701) 2005-10-24 16:12

Hi Pramod.
Excellent colour and also a nice composition. Well seen and aslo well done: you has became this tree in a beautiful picture.
Regards.

Numa (284) 2005-10-26 16:02

I like the composition, the way you give a great atmosphere transforming these ordinary trees in a subject of big interese. The title is very adequate too!

jafadabret (41625) 2006-06-17 16:15

Pramod, le ciel avec une couleur comme donnée par un filtre fait un fond du plus bel effet à cet arbre dénudé.
Beau travail !
Jacques