That Tree

[Tony Hawkins]

Well, I couldn't come all this way without photographing That Tree at Buttermere. Trouble getting there from Ambleside, had to use a single track gated road. The light was poor and it was really windy so I couldn't do a full LE image; the tree was blurred. So this is standard capture blended with LE of the lake. Only have my laptop here so will probably tweak this when I'm back



That Tree

by Tony Hawkins, on Flickr

[Daisy M]

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Really like that, despite the conditions it is still a cracker.

[Tony Hawkins]

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Really like that, despite the conditions it is still a cracker.

Many thanks

[colin C]

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I like the conditions, mean 'n moody. Just a lovely shot.

[Tigger]

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you did well, nice work

[mikep]

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I like it just as is, Tony.

It might be well shot, but each is different... that's what's great about photography.

Mike

[@imagesBV]

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Great shot Tony!

[Bill53]

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Nice shot.

Bill.

[enneo]

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Great capture Tony.

[pelliott1954]

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Very nice Tony, that is on my list for the Lakes but never managed it yet

Regards Paul

[Swanny48]

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Very nice shot. Was up there in April but that stretch is fenced off in Spring/early Summer because of the nesting birds (Sandpipers I think).

John

[Tony Hawkins]

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Thanks everyone for our positive comments. All appreciated.

[Stan]

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lovely shot Tony just a little bit undecided whether the sliver of grass along the bottom is too little or perhaps less sky to balance the tree more - if I scroll up to lose half the sky composition seems better

Stan

[Tony Hawkins]

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Thanks Stan; I'll have a closer look when I get back.

[tesarver]

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That is an image that makes a statement. Well done Tony

Tom