Southern Trees in November
ginger_55
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After all is said and done, it is the sweet tea.
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gubbs.smugmug.com
My husband was standing right next to me..........but was shocked at how nice the photos look. I did very little post.
thanks again,
ginger (I have at least one more to "do", couldn't do it all last night.)
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Erich
I too really like the way these trees turned out. The marsh grass in front helps with the affect, I think. The light was coming out, but still soft, just over all nice, and I am pleased that you all like them.
There was a thread started in the Nature forum for November colors, so since there were no birds, I was taking a stab at catching some of the subtle southern fall colors.
Thanks for stopping and commenting,
ginger
I saw this post when it was first out and didn't have time to comment on them like I wanted, so here I am now with the time.
I must say it has been something following your work this year. These last pics really say a lot. Very simple yet highly impacting.
#1 pops. It is a wonderful photo that gives you a 3D look... It is a window you can stare out of and at any moment jump through and escape to another place. Wonderful!
I think I see a gallary in your future. You have a nice collection now.
Once again, don't forget the little people who your stepped on to get to the top.
peace.
johno~
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Excellent photos last my favorite
Thanks
Fred
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