Posted by Richard_Irwin (Belper, United Kingdom) on 4 January 2008 in Plants & Nature.
These Silver Birches seem to tower up into the blue winter sky. This image was taken with a 12mm lens.
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The blue comes out very well. bravo
4 Jan 2008 12:14am
wow wounderfull blueish
4 Jan 2008 1:19am
Stunning shades of blue in the sky - the entire compo is wonderful.
4 Jan 2008 1:31am
Fabulous colours. Superb capture.
4 Jan 2008 3:53am
Beautiful color.....
4 Jan 2008 4:16am
Awesome shot!
4 Jan 2008 4:20am
Of course the blue is nice, but without those long lines of the trees it wouldn't be nearly as interesting as it is. Well done!
4 Jan 2008 5:20am
again a nice picture...I like the blue sky
4 Jan 2008 5:28am
I love the composition but the colors are too saturated
4 Jan 2008 6:09am
AmaZing!!!
4 Jan 2008 6:49am
Nice composition and interesting tree trunks.
4 Jan 2008 7:23am
Beautiful, simple shot - nicely done, rich colors!
4 Jan 2008 7:27am
No Kidding and Perfect shot of it...lovely all around :)
4 Jan 2008 7:30am
great angle of view,the deep blue sky adds the extra magic..
4 Jan 2008 8:00am
Ooh-la-la, Richard. Love that blue blue blue sky...:)
4 Jan 2008 9:52am
There is some insanely cool contrast and color here. Wow, I feel like I want to lay down and stare up at this picture. Nice. :)
4 Jan 2008 11:13am
I like the pov the contrast and the colors
4 Jan 2008 12:28pm
Great angle and colors.
4 Jan 2008 1:51pm
Wow - what blues!
4 Jan 2008 5:14pm
Great angle! Love the blue sky!
4 Jan 2008 6:45pm
Very impressive deep blue. The 12 mm lens gives fantastic perspectives.
4 Jan 2008 6:58pm
Amazing effect. Seems that trees are in 3D.
4 Jan 2008 7:27pm
Tall and almost twin trees :). Remarkable, Richard!
4 Jan 2008 7:30pm
The contrast between the trees and that stunning blue sky is perfect! GREAT perspective!
4 Jan 2008 8:58pm
lovely job with this image. I know it is not easy to take pics of tall trees like this ones. Awesome job!
4 Jan 2008 11:17pm
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