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The Odd One Out

The Odd One Out

Taken at Burnham Beeches (Buckinghamshire, UK) a wood fall of Beech trees with the odd Maple tree in between.

Taken at Burnham Beeches (Buckinghamshire, UK) a wood fall of Beech trees with the odd Maple tree in between.
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NIKON D90

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Aperture f/9.0 ISO 1600 Shutter 10/1250

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Oct, 2012

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nice shot!

Very nice!

Thanks for the comments!

Great capture in colour, composition and detail. This is a real autumn photo from summer to winter or life to decay. Well done!

Thanks very much!

Beautiful! I have actually been there .....

Thanks Redcow - Burnham Beeches is my favourite local wood.

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Wow! Award given! Fantastic!

very beautiful

I am SO enjoying your work!

well done

Thanks so much for the comments!

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Awesome! This is a fav! Great work!

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Good composition. Lovely colours. Voted

Thanks so much for the comments & recognitions

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