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Foggy Morning

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  1. 01-10-2014, 12:14 PM #1
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    Love convent2 -those trees are incredible.
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    shot 2 for me please. Hard to see the fog in shot 1
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    No 1, what a great architectural shot. And the trees -wow. We northerners rarely see trees that big and old. Makes me think of William Faulkner.
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    #2 for me. Those trees are awesome!
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    the top branch of tree has more creepy feel?? take the fogginess away
    love the tree layering and tonal variety in them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Scrimger View Post
    No 1, what a great architectural shot. And the trees -wow. We northerners rarely see trees that big and old. Makes me think of William Faulkner.
    Ditto here. VERY nice AT.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Scrimger View Post
    No 1, what a great architectural shot. And the trees -wow. We northerners rarely see trees that big and old. Makes me think of William Faulkner.
    Another ditto from me.
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