There’s a lot of detail here – this picture is best viewed enlarged – click onto it to open a larger version in a separate window, and click onto that image to further enlarge it.
Pollarded Willows beside the River Sheppey, early on a misty morning.Β Being top heavy due to the pollarding, all of these trees are leaning in towards the river; ultimately they will topple overΒ – there is more about the ancient practice of pollarding here .
Other images in this Early Morning series – from both rural and urban areas – are here: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 .
Technique: Z 6 with 70-300 Nikkor at 82mm; 6400 ISO; jpeg created and processed in-camera from a Raw file, using the Charcoal profile; further processing in Lightroom, including the use of a split tone; the River Sheppey beside Swanshard Lane, on the Somerset Levels southwest of Wells; 23 Aug 2019.
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So romantic, really lovely, Adrain. π Sorry to leave comments all at once – I was away.
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there I go with the typos again, a drain, or Adrian? I think Adrian. π
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Well, thing is, Adrain is immensely descriptive … and accurate …. too … hic! ……. π ….
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Thank you, my friend; no problem about the comments – love them! A π
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Oh, I’m liking this very much. The smallest tree, at mid-left, looks so much like an elegant backside view of a human figure with arms up- and outstretched!
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My friend, thank you very much! >>> and I see exactly what you mean about that tree >>> if there’s a place to find Ents, its down Swanshard Lane! A π
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I’m not sure what a split tone is but I can see soft greens in there. Are they there, or is it my imagination π
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Whichever it is, I love the image!
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Whether the greens are actually in there depends on whether you’ve been at the catnip, M …. which disposes of the technicalities rather well, I think ….. π ….
I’m very glad you like the picture; have to say I’m pleased with it.
I’m not too up in what a split tone is myself, but its something like assigning differing colours to shade and lit areas of a picture, and I did it via Lightroom. A π
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Ha, ha: catnip! I planted one of those last year but it disappeared without trace π
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Loving the depth of this photograph. It is so enticing.
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Thank you very much, my friend – wonderful to hear that this picture has such an effect on you. Adrian
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Very nice use of split tone on a lovely image.
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Michael, thank you very much. I’m very pleased with this image. A
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Really nice shot with the fog. Very well done indeed. … g
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Thank you very much, g, thank you! I find this little place a great antidote to much of modern life. A π
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The willows look like gentle giants. Lovely photo Adrian!
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Oh that’s a lovely way of looking at it, Belinda – thank you! A π
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Stunning, Love the processing done so sensitively.
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My friend, thank you. A π
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