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Three images. (Original Post) alfredo Feb 2016 OP
Nice, alfredo! CaliforniaPeggy Feb 2016 #1
Thanks. I love the winter light. alfredo Feb 2016 #2
I really like the tree and shadow. Curmudgeoness Feb 2016 #3
I'm honored. It's two shots as I walked up the hill. alfredo Feb 2016 #4
The shadow looks healthier than the tree. Cavallo Feb 2016 #5
It is in a parking lot and against a south facing wall. It is not in the best situation. alfredo Feb 2016 #7
Well it came out a stunning picture. I'm glad the tree manges to survive. Cavallo Feb 2016 #10
The Redbud is drought resistant, so it's probably tough enough. alfredo Feb 2016 #12
Is the first one a Redbud tree? Adsos Letter Feb 2016 #6
The Redbud is quite popular in this region. alfredo Feb 2016 #8
I thought I recognized it. Adsos Letter Feb 2016 #9
I noticed the peony poking up from the ground alfredo Feb 2016 #11
I LIKE those! 2naSalit Feb 2016 #13
Thanks. alfredo Feb 2016 #14

CaliforniaPeggy

(149,627 posts)
1. Nice, alfredo!
Sun Feb 21, 2016, 11:16 PM
Feb 2016

The tree and its shadow are very nice.............complex until you stare at it for a moment.

And that house! I prefer the color--the colors make it warmer. Love the warmth of the bricks and the grass and trees.

alfredo

(60,074 posts)
2. Thanks. I love the winter light.
Mon Feb 22, 2016, 10:07 AM
Feb 2016

This lens seems like it would make a good cinema lens. It has ten aperture blades and a long throw on focus.

Curmudgeoness

(18,219 posts)
3. I really like the tree and shadow.
Mon Feb 22, 2016, 08:37 PM
Feb 2016

This gives me an example of a photo for my photo club's next meeting where the subject for the competition is "shadows". I could not imagine how to make a photo of shadows interesting. I will have to look more carefully.

Are the other two the same photo? I usually prefer color photos to b&w, but I like the feel of the b&w one.

Adsos Letter

(19,459 posts)
9. I thought I recognized it.
Tue Feb 23, 2016, 12:23 PM
Feb 2016

We have a large one in our front yard. Very distinctive bark and shape. They are lovely when they bloom.

It should only be another couple of weeks before ours pops.

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