Treebeard - Rondane NP - Norway

nicely converted, I like the picture but feels a bit tight overall in both the top and sides

Magnus Persson wrote:nicely converted, I like the picture but feels a bit tight overall in both the top and sides

Hi Magnus

thanks for the comments.

I agree that it is too tight, but unfortunately I only had my telephoto kit with me, so I didn't have the possibility to include more background in the frame.

Best, Sinuhe

A touch more room would be nice but I do like the processing on this wonderfully shaped tree, it makes me think of ghosts and spirits and all things ethereal. Well spotted and presented, and very nice Sinuhe!

Carol Clarke wrote:A touch more room would be nice but I do like the processing on this wonderfully shaped tree, it makes me think of ghosts and spirits and all things ethereal.  Well spotted and presented, and very nice Sinuhe!

Thanks for the kind C&C, Carol!

It evoked the same feeling of ethereal in me.... reminding me of Tolkien's Treebeard.....

I agree a bit more space would have been nice.....will have to go back again....

Swissblad wrote:

Carol Clarke wrote:A touch more room would be nice but I do like the processing on this wonderfully shaped tree, it makes me think of ghosts and spirits and all things ethereal.  Well spotted and presented, and very nice Sinuhe!

Thanks for the kind C&C, Carol!

It evoked the same feeling of ethereal in me.... reminding me of Tolkien's Treebeard.....

I agree a bit more space would have been nice.....will have to go back again....

The space isn't a deal breaker, as its all about that wonderful tree - and you've captured that so well! but it is such a photogenic tree that presents such a variety of shots in different lights.  You could play with it for hours!!

love it...interesting and haunting.
I too wish for some more space all around...

John Labrenz wrote:love it...interesting and haunting.
I too wish for some more space all around...

Thank John - C&C appreciated and noted.

I like it as presented but could also see a wider version. Well done and interesting post processing treatment.

E.J. Peiker wrote:I like it as presented but could also see a wider version.  Well done and interesting post processing treatment.

Thanks for the C&C, EJ - appreciated!