Warren,
Thanks!
With the atrocious weather of late, astrophotography has been out of the question. The last image I took was in August, I think. It's driving me nuts having all this new high-end gear and no chance to use it. It's sitting there depreciating in value. Oh, well.
I guess the upshot of all the cloud and rain is that we're getting some darn nice sunsets.
Hope you get a chance to use the DSLR. It'll be a big step up from any old point-and-shoot systems you've been using.
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Originally Posted by supernova1965
Always did like these trees H nice job, you are a busy guy always out with the camera I am getting out with the camera more as the hook gets stuck deeper. A friend is lending me his "old" DSLR a Nikon (I think he has quite a few cameras) on monday so I will be out even more and posting more experiments. I am well and truely hooked  
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Marc,
Thanks! It's one of those more intimate works, unlike the grand vistas I usually post.
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Originally Posted by multiweb
I like it. Variety of textures, great color variations, even depth of field. there's a bit for everyone in there. 
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Ian,
I can guarantee the tree is sharp. It had just stopped raining and I had my circular polariser in my pocket. It was actually getting quite dark and so I just slipped the filter on without looking at it. It was quite fogged up. It's helped to diffuse the scene somewhat.
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Originally Posted by Vanda
I like it and I find compositions of this type interesting. The tree focus is slightly soft but this treatment works well here. It gives a "painting" and depth effect which works. Was not sure if I liked the flowers in front of the tree trunk but hey - thats what makes this shot a bit different and for me it does add a spark of interest. Well done.
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Troy,
Thanks, mate. I'd have included more, but, there was nothing else of interest in the immediate area. Would have completely killed the composition altogether.
Have your filters arrived?
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Originally Posted by troypiggo
Certainly does have a painting kind of feel, but don't think it's the tree focus being off. I get the impression it was intentional. I love the light, the colours, the feel of the image, just not sure about the crop. I want to see more. 
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Shane,
Nice pick-up on the 'V'.

Cheers.
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Originally Posted by suma126
i like the painting look but not shore about the crop i want to see more.all i can see is the letter V for vustraliana 
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Troy,
Haha! Nice.
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Originally Posted by troypiggo
OMG I can't believe I missed that. Couldn't see the forest for the trees, so to speak. Sorry H. Well picked up, Shane.
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Cheers, all.
H