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Kahikatea Trees, Lake Brunner
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Kahikatea Trees, family of Podocarpaceae. West Coast, South Island.
Taken at Lake Brunner early morning, photo has been converted from colour to black & white.
Lake Brunner is the West Coast's largest lake, formed by glacier movement many thousands of years ago.
This is a stand of mainly Kahikatea Trees growing around the lake edge and from in the lake. |
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Hi Russell
Welcome to TN.
I visited Lake Brunner last year during during our annual holiday to the South Island. I love your choice of B&W. I works extremely well. Nice work. We are currently on this years annual holiday. Currently in a wet and windy Dunedin. Heading to the West Coast via Haast in the next few days.
- Janice
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Kia ora Russell.
This looks good in BW. The reflections on the water, and those Kahikatea standing tall against the bush background - just great!
Well done
Janice
Hi Russell.
A beautiful scene,nicely captured and composed.
I'm not a great fan of B&W for nature shots myself,so think I would have enjoyed it more in colour.
I think a slight rotation is needed too.
It looks from the reflection of the trees as though the horizon is not quite horizontal.
Still a pleasant image though.
Cheers,Steve
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