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Any kind of critique or support is much appreciated!I just loved these clouds
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Thanks for share this beautiful work with us
So I feature it here: [link]
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i absolutely love this picture . the colors,and the tree, wonderful
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The colours are really gorgeous! It's hard to make me like a picture of a tree since there are so many, but this one stands out to me
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So amazing. It really draws an aspect of a world of it`s own since it`s out in the country. Feels like you are stepping into another place when looking at it. Well that`s what I think anyways. Keep up the amazing work
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Thank you so much (: It's a great feeling to read what you said.
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Hey no problem. I really enjoyed it and I am sure whatever you bring out next will recieve the highest praise it deserves. Keep it up!
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This is great... i must try the 64x bw filter... what lens did you use? i have the same camera body but not liking the kit lens much :-/
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It's the Canon 10-22mm...great one!
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Looking at this picture, I feel complex, because this solitary tree is living a simple life.
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You are so right. You understood exactly what I felt like taking this photo.
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Wonderful clouds indeed! The grass heads look almost like small lights 
All in all a great shot!!!
Regards,
Maarten
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Yes, I used a ND-filter
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I have a question. How can you have 1/6 second, F/3.5 and not overexposing? I mean the picture should be bright as heaven!
And for the picture. It's simply stunning! I love the colours and of course the clouds! You did a great job!
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You're right, without a filter this photo would be white. I used a 64x B/W-filter, to elongate the shutter speed and emphasize the light impact (:
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