We don't always appreciate what colours we have in our local wood.
IMG_2893 by John Ennis, on Flickr
IMG_2893 by John Ennis, on Flickr
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Re: Colours of the Wood
excellent work John
really nice image
:- Ian
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Re: Colours of the Wood
Very colorful John
TomComment
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Re: Colours of the Wood
That's a cracker John, even like the pylons
Chris
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Re: Colours of the Wood
Me too - not sure what but it adds something to the image- thanks for your commentsOriginally posted by chrisec View PostThat's a cracker John, even like the pylonsEOS 70D EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM ; EF 16-35mm f4 L IS USMComment
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Re: Colours of the Wood
Nice It looks like my lawn after two weeks away 
I don't mind the pylons as the lines give a powerful lead in only comment would be they do lead to a slightly burned-out central part of the image.
Cheers,
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Nice one John lovely colourComment
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Re: Colours of the Wood
Agree - should have had my polariser on.Originally posted by ColytonJohn View PostNice It looks like my lawn after two weeks away
I don't mind the pylons as the lines give a powerful lead in only comment would be they do lead to a slightly burned-out central part of the image.
Cheers,
JohnEOS 70D EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM ; EF 16-35mm f4 L IS USMComment
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Re: Colours of the Wood
Like that, great shot of what we have all around us.NeilComment
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Thanks Neil, and the the other guys for looking and commenting.
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