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Through The Tree

Through The Tree

This photo is right out of the camera.

This photo is right out of the camera.
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Aperture 40/10 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 4300/1000

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Jun, 2016

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389

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Awards

Peer Award

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Top Choice

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Superb Composition

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Absolute Masterpiece

All Star

Outstanding Creativity

Magnificent Capture

Superior Skill

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Nature

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Love the abstract look of trees skywards

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wow, this is so beautiful Cher - it looks like it is a Locust, fabulous POV!!! good work right out of the camera!

Love this! Great composition and perspective and nice abstract look! :)

You have a unique talent of capturing and presenting the everyday subjects in a most appealing and outstanding manner....you made this into one fine looking tree !!!!

I love to look at trees like this. Beautiful Job Cher!

Superbly composed

Love the POV!! :)

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Beautiful shot Cher. We think alike as I have one of these too. :-)

amazing shot ... excellent perspective !

Love it ...Love it...Love it

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Love the POV..beautiful capture:-)

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voted Silhouettes of Trees!

Unusual angle.........but it really works! Very well done!

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