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Photographer’s Note

This tree, first was burned and afterwards cut. Now it is found there without no meaning. It's a shame for the nature...

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Tue (25608) 2005-03-27 17:24

Good idea to take a picture of this tree or what's left of it. Well composed and fine colours! :-D Well done!

weswang (18223) 2005-03-27 17:30

Hi Ioannis, You have done a nice job to make use of the meaningless subject, to make a meaning out of it.
Nice contrast. Very colorful and high clarity picture. Good DOF.

alvaraalto (5231) 2005-03-27 18:26

Hi John,
Well done. It has some meaning. Look at the holes. Some insects has a great meal of it. They have a good life here and clean the place.
groet Rob

alexlie (5359) 2005-03-28 4:17

Hi Ioannis!
Yes, this is indeed a good idea. The meaning is important for photo (good that you write a note). I like this photo, really colorfull. Well done.
Regards.

danyy (68887) 2005-03-28 5:53

Bonjour Ioannis,
Une comosition d'une simplicité extrème, mais qui est très séduisante pas ses couleurs, son relief, son cadrage.
J'aime beaucoup, mais je préfère les arbres bien vivants :)
Best regards.
Daniel.

papagolf21 (56451) 2005-03-28 7:43

Bonjour Ioannis,
Merci pour l'hommage rendu à cet arbre coupé, il ne reste plus que les racines qui semblent vouloir chercher un espoir de renaissance tant elles s'allongent sur le sol.
La composition est originale et je suis heureux que la nature vous touche.
Amitiés.
Philippe

Kenny10pin (19301) 2005-03-28 11:36

great work, I like the trunk here, very good surrounding colours too,really well seen and good contrasts of colour

anakin (2775) 2005-04-01 19:22

Interesting shot and very original, nice colours and perspective
well done

Steft (5962) 2005-04-29 1:14

Nice photo. Intresting idea to take of close-up of the roots. I like the green colours of the grass around it with the yellow flowers - only the stones look almost overexposed. But the rest is very nice. Well done!

capthaddock (28640) 2005-06-04 16:15

Hi John - the wildflowers look excellent, and the roots have made a strange but interesting subject.