16 thoughts on “Forest Panorama – fallen vs standing”

1. helechos

2. Gorgeous colors +Gerard Blacklock
   I can't wait to see this in person!!

3. Straight on the wall for this one. Beautiful work +Gerard Blacklock it could be a weee bit brighter though. and perhaps a little more greenery on the left of the frame.

4. Good shot +Gerard Blacklock

5. Great composition Gerard, I think it all works well.

6. I'm convinced. Hopefully no leeches? 🙂

7. Nice work +Gerard Blacklock

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9. different and interesting :thumbsup:

10. While I love the tones of the lush greens that you caught I'm curious…. Did you take this from a standing position or had you crouched down?

11. +Aravindhan Padmanabhan
    thanks for your feedback mate, much appreciated!

12. Thanks +Blanca Serpa
    +Sarah Shinners (it is a great place)
    +Prem Kumar Gutty
    +Shane Williams , cheers mate.
    +Liz C yes unfortunately 🙂
    Thanks +Tanya Stollznow , +BTP Editor's Choice (Best Top Photographer's page) and +Ian Browne

13. +Debashis Talukdar
    tripod at full height – its a funny composition, i was trying to to use the path to lead and the tree to bookend it however it all came out a bit …well funny 🙂

14. Yuck!

15. I love the feeling. There is such peace…Beauty

16. +Gerard Blacklock The vegetation is splendid, with luxuruous green … About the fem (I suppose the vertical tree totally on the left of your photo), I am not disturbed with that one. It attracts my eyes and help me to jump in your photo. I am much more less convinced by the tree on the ground that I found a little bit to much on the center of the photo, so I stick on it and I can no more navigate iin this splendid vegetation. Best regards Gerard