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from tave/Tavius (16,569) 
on November 29, 2011 1:29:54 PM CST
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What a very nice find :) the tree almost looks as it were sinking in quicksand :) Love the foggy wetness. I like the mood here. Kind regards, Tave :)
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From thomasbasile/Thomas (11,760)
on November 29, 2011 4:02:01 PM CST
Tave,As always thanks for your time and kind words!They are greatly appreciated!Tom
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from billbonner/Bill (47,976) 
on November 26, 2011 1:46:48 PM CST
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Excellent impact here, Tom - the gnarliness is intriguing - what was the tree thinking? - The tree on the right seems to throw the balance off a bit, but what are you gonna do - good piece.
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from slush/Steven (9,330)
on November 25, 2011 11:07:52 AM CST
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A nice composition with superb lighting Thomas. The apparent inclined horizon does detract from this otherwise great work! Steve
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From thomasbasile/Thomas (11,760)
on November 25, 2011 11:27:34 AM CST
Steve,Thanks for your time and kind words!They are always appreciated!The furthest back horizontal line looks to me to be about right the different water inlets are always questionable in my mind as to what is proper.Thanks for not letting it bother you!Tom
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from johnwilliams/John (8,145)
on November 24, 2011 4:38:27 AM CST
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Lovely image, Thomas, and really effective in B&W. That attractive and forgiving mist adds depth, and separates the leaning oak just enough to distance it from the clutter of branches back there. It's a pity the other two trees on the right are in there, moving your subject more away from center stage, but it doesn't look as though there's much you can do about that. I would bring things back to horizontal, though! The mood fits in nicely with this season. Well seen. John.
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from fly/Ludo (22,704)
on November 24, 2011 2:42:03 AM CST
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This is good season for fog pictures Thomas and that combined with amazing nature you have captured well here.
I like the greyish tones. I do agree with previous critiques that it is all a bit busy, and a crop at the bottom will enhance this photo.
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from artlover2/Rosemarie (17,925)
on November 24, 2011 2:38:57 AM CST
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Wonderful image Thomas, I love this peaceful scene, it works so very well in b/w, good contrast and light, the only what disturb me a bit is the tilt horizon to the left but overal a very delightful shot, Happy Thanksgiving to you! :o)
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from thubtenkway/Thubten (2,479)
on November 24, 2011 1:41:02 AM CST
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Charming! Charming! Looks like after a rainfall. Just wondering if you could taken a shot without much on the right hand side. Thanks for showing Thomas.
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from wuploteg/Guillermo (13,465)
on November 24, 2011 12:59:35 AM CST
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I really like the mood and Black and white of this image. Very nice shot, the coomposition are good, good focus, tons of details.Thanks for sharing.
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from lotus5000/Alex (399)
on November 23, 2011 8:21:45 PM CST
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Good contrast and curved branches create a pleasant atmosphere. Foreground is not as interesting though and I would suggest to cut it off up to the water on left side.
Regards, Alex.
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from mccook36/Merv (12,575)
on November 23, 2011 3:36:41 PM CST
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The B&W works really well here, Tom. The twisted limbs form interesting patterns against the foggy bg. Contrast seems perfect. Nicely seen and captured.
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From thomasbasile/Thomas (11,760)
on November 23, 2011 6:56:40 PM CST
Merv,As always thanks for your time and kind words!They are greatly appreciated!Tom
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