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  1. 01-14-2010, 10:33 PM #1
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    interesting perspective... shots like this always make me feel like the trees are bending over to engulf me...
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    Quote Originally Posted by squirl033 View Post
    interesting perspective... shots like this always make me feel like the trees are bending over to engulf me...
    oh good! that's what I was trying to convey!
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    It's so hard to get a shot like this that actually looks really good. I've often seen this sort of thing, it looked great to my eye ... I took shots ... and the result was less that stellar I thought.
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    That's very good - do I see a little touch of Orton treatment here?
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    Thanks all.

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    That's very good - do I see a little touch of Orton treatment here?
    hmm, no but that might be fun to try here.
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    Very neat. I haven't tried one like this but between the sky and color of trees I can see it being tricky!
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    absolutely lovable.
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    Really nice photo, Bambi. I like the look of this one. Like MA has said, I've tried taking these before but not really happy with the results. Nice to see one that works!
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    I have tried a similar shot a number of times and not captured what i wanted which is what you got. Cool pic
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