Prolific Australian Tree Invasion

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• MMM (7260)
• [2008-09-15 7:20]

Hi Bob
Nice composition.indeed it look like B & W.Excellent POV the way you took it those trees look like giants.Excellent text to.
TFS Michel

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• techranger (1333)
• [2008-09-15 7:43]

Forever reaching upward... nice shot Bob... great POV. Your notes are always a pleasure to read and your images to see. TFS :)

Larry

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• pankajbajpai (15175)
• [2008-09-15 9:16]

hi bob,
i really thought that its a monochrome and yes the hight really makes me feel dizzy too, i liked the effect of light, the pov, the composition and the best part you notes, i feel that you write the best notes here and each of your images have a story to tell,
very nice work, (you inspire me very much dear bob)
tfs & regards
pankaj

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• jaycee (16095)
• [2008-09-15 9:27]

Hi Bob,

You captured this so perfectly that I get a feeling of looking up and feel the effects as if I was there. The more I look at it the more patterns and designs I see. It does look monochromatic with wonderful shadings.

Jane

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• red45 (26975)
• [2008-09-15 10:19]

Hi Bob!

Very interesting POV here. Colours look like sepia or infra red. Very arty and abstractive shot. And as always very personal and interesting note.

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• nglen (22528)
• [2008-09-15 11:43]

Hi Bob. You must have ben on your back to get this picture. Your picture shows how tall the trees were. good use on the sun light. TFS the notes
Nick..

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• lousat (11326)
• [2008-09-15 16:02]

Hi Bob,this is pure art,i like a lot this kind of pic,the point of view make a difference,another fantastic history of your book,thanks a lot for share,Luciano

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• CeltickRanger (7691)
• [2008-09-15 17:29]

hello Bob

i thaught (thinked) it was a sepia, lovely compostion,
your 28mm wide angle lens gived this effect of the trees,
i love the way is shooted and the colours, TFS

Asbed

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• Kathleen (2991)
• [2008-09-15 20:19]

Hi Bob.
You sure get a sense of height, as if we are standing under them also looking up. Wonderful notes to go with it that brings it altogether.
Kathleen.

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• Mana (17188)
• [2008-09-15 21:43]

Hi Bob,
Wonderful shot and the sepia tones gives the image a surreal look. Very neat and sharp image with perfect light handling. Excellent POV and composition. Thanks for sharing this fine image.
Sumon

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• anel (9414)
• [2008-09-16 0:22]

hello Bob,
We have been almost neighbours several times..and this time I have the pleasure to be just next to your Eucalyptus-trees picture. The light is amazing and the point of view you have chose excellent, makes almost an abstract picture. In Switzerland we have also the discussion about foreign rapidely growing tree-species (for example some Canadian essences). Gardeners just noticed that this is not the best solution and happily people come back to old Europaen tree-species.
I wish you a nice and sunny day
Anne

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• Janice (17794)
• [2008-09-16 0:54]

You can't trust those Aussies - their trees have spread all over the world, especially these gums!! And I think they all grow better in other countries than they do in their home-land.
But their trunks here do look very spindly Bob!
Cheers
Janice

PS I've posted some Eucalyptus trees today too.

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• haraprasan (13336)
• [2008-09-16 3:39]

Namastay Bob,
I have tried something like this to our tall tress here but never thought of taking it in B&W. A nice capture of these sky touching eucalyptus trees. Superb composition. Thanks a lot for sharing.

Sincerely
HP

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• joey (22002)
• [2008-09-16 10:39]

This is amazing if it's a colour image!
The fog has had a great effect on the shot.
You have a superb eye for a photo.
Great composition.
Superb exposure.

Well done Bob!

Joe

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• Silvio2006 (26183)
• [2008-09-16 12:32]

Hi Bob, lovely composition with fantastic light, interesting note. very well done, ciao Silvio
PS thanks for the beautiful ws, I like a lot
Ciao Silvio

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• rcrick (3860)
• [2008-09-16 21:04]

Hi Bob,

Superb composition and the sepia tone effect just enhances this image, and I can almost smell the eucalyptus trees, actually I'm at work at the moment and were surrounded by them here at Mt Coot-tha, nice work mate.

Cheers Rick :)

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• goldyrs (4844)
• [2008-09-21 17:32]

Life goes on and on and on....
Goldy