Last edited by eyerkish; 02-12-2012 at 05:43 AM.
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Eddie, your B&W's are becoming spectacular. This is really beautiful.
I love your composition, and what unusual trees (at least for me). The light in the sky is just perfect to show the lovely cloud formation, and I really love your sun 'star' through the tree.
I am presuming there is a hint of HDR processing which is nice... overall an awesome shot.
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I agree with Kaye, Eddie. I also love the sun flare peaking through the tree
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Wow, thanks so much for your kind words, Kaye. This preserve covers over 800,000 acres and you are surrounded by these Joshua Trees so after a while, they start to look alike. It was the sun peeking through this particular tree that caught my eye, so I wanted to capture it with the sunburst coming through. You eye is spot on with the processing. There was a little HDR processing, but not much at all. I just wanted to bring up a few of the shadows in the foreground a bit. I'm glad you like the shot.
Thank you very much, Jim. I have been to this area a couple of times and I could probably spend a week wandering around, hiking on some of the hiking trails they have and observing the wildlife. I am going to try to go back later this month or next month when the flowers start to bloom up there.
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Great shot man! Timeless.
I am definitely becoming a fan of your landscapes.
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Very nice! I have thought for a long time that the Joshua Tree NP would make for some stunning B&W images. This is fantastic.
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Very nice Eddie. I loved these trees when I visited a number of years ago, I also loved the lighting in this part of the world. (The scenery on this holiday trip inspired me to take the course!) Am envious, would love to join you on a revisit.
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Thank you so much, Shirley. These trees certainly have a lot of character to them but it's certainly not a place I would want to be alone after dark. : ) I would love to have you join me on a revisit someday. If you ever make it out this way, let me know and we will make some time to go there and explore.
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