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Dirck DuFlon
{K:35779} 9/20/2003
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I really like the lighting in this photo - at first I though it was from a flash, but looking more closely I can see that the shadows cast by the peeling bark are from a more distant source - evening sun? Anyway, the result is really cool! I like the 'patchiness' of the light - to me it emphasized the bulge in the trunk where the tree is bursting through it's outer shell. The only thing I find distracting is the patch of blue sky in the upper-right - just feels kind of incongruous because the color is such a departure from the others in the scene. I like this a lot, though!
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Dave Holland
{K:13074} 9/5/2003
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Those arbutus trees are strange indeed. I have often wanted to have a pic of one of these. Whenever I go out to visit my parents I give it another try to copy the image to celluloid. Most aren't nearly as good as this. Your lighting is a little patchy.
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Vincent K. Tylor
{K:7863} 9/3/2003
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Very fascinating tree here. I thought it was like some kind of poster paper that was glued on.... or something like that anyway. Neat!
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Kim Culbert
{K:37070} 9/3/2003
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Mostafa, thank you so much for taking the time to comment, as well as take a look. I really like this image, and the slide has colours and shadow depth that my scanner just couldn't recreate.
But still, to only have 6 people look at this... and only one comment.... oh well. I still like it.
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Mostafa Abulezz
{K:4849} 9/3/2003
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Very nice idea,Beautiful colours and composition,Very well done..
Regards Mostafa
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