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RenseH
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 Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 9:15 am Post subject: Birch Wood - Pentax 6x7, SCM Pentax 6x7 55mm, Kodak TX 400 |
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Nesster wrote:
Channeling Ansel, eh? Though Ansel of course was tied to his f/64 thing, and you're going for the Tree-Bokeh. The big thing is the visual rhythm in a shot like this, and you got bebop syncopation goin.
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PaulC wrote:
Great, love it. It takes me straight back to my childhood when I ... errrr .... used to live in the woods.
I'm a bit worried that with this comment and my avatar I might be starting to give too much away 
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vulko wrote:
Man love those trees!!! Nothing compare to them, especially when the wind is blowing and the leafs make noise you'll never hear with some other sort of tree...
Missed em very much when I lived in Aachen.
Lot's of these in Russia, but in Europe I've only seen a couple of the Birches... but no Birch wood ever. Where was it shot? |
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kds315* wrote:
Not bad! Birches are wonderful trees esp. ins spring when then
show their fresh green
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Attila wrote:
Beautiful strong image, perfect B&W subject!
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fish4570 wrote:
I like this one a bunch, Rense. Film seems to stretch you ...
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Bob van Sikorski wrote:
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| Man love those trees!!! Nothing compare to them, especially when the wind is blowing and the leafs make noise you'll never hear with some other sort of tree... |
i completely agree. in czechia, we have lot of those, trust me. we even have 3 or 4 in our garden (and yes, they are great at windy days  .
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RenseH wrote:
Thank you all! Yes, we have enough of these birches, but they act as pioneer species here, and they are replaced by oaks and beech in time. Therefore, you hardly see real birch woods here, at least not as extensive as I've seen in Siberia 
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ellepi wrote:
excellent b&w picture
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Beautiful
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