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New Zealand tree fern
 
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 By: Ian McIntosh  
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Photographer Ian McIntosh  Ian McIntosh {Karma:42997}
Project N/A Camera Model slarti
Categories Nature
Film Format
Portfolio Road Movie
Lens smc 28-35
Uploaded 9/26/2005 Film / Memory Type Lexar  1GB
    ISO / Film Speed 16
Views 571 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 14 Rating
5.31
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Location City - 
State -  WANGANUI
Country - New Zealand   New Zealand
About One of the planets more primitive plants. Not sure they occur elsewhere.
They grow taller but thought this quiite lush, I think it's two specimens growing together.
Jerusalem, wanganui
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Len Webster Len Webster   {K:25714} 9/28/2005
Nice one, Ian.

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Ursula Luschnig Ursula Luschnig   {K:21723} 9/27/2005
My fav is the green version,I think the magic,mysterious ,fairylike impression come over better.Cheers,Ursula

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jude .   {K:14625} 9/26/2005
Wonderful tree, Ian, and you captured some terrific detail, but the lack of contrast makes it a little difficult to decipher from its background. Have you tried tweaking the levels in PS?

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Hanggan Situmorang Hanggan Situmorang   {K:37833} 9/26/2005
Great creation, Ian. Very well presented.

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Carlos     {K:12969} 9/26/2005
two specimens growing together Ian ? sex in the vegetable world - wonderful romantic notion. I think I saw this very tree recently in the botanical gardens in Lisbon or at least a very close relative... I really prefer your previous color interpretation, (even though this IS one of my preferred tones). But here, rather then enriching what?s there, the darkness weakens the lushness.

C

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Stefan Engström   {K:24473} 9/26/2005
I guess it comes down to what the purpose of the photo is. To me this plays as documentary, maybe because I find the exotic (to me) nature of this interesting. As such I think it is good to show an objective view (maybe showing a little ground in front) and to create the illusion of a undeveloped environment without too much distraction. It is also visually interesting and to me that is the clincher for a "documentary" shot

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Ian McIntosh Ian McIntosh   {K:42997} 9/26/2005
Good point to remember Stefan, thanks. Here I'm mostly using burn to reduce distraction from the bushes bottom of the frame which seemed a bit hard texture wise.
Thought the blurry details of the grass clumps at the back were a good thing. If I'd anticipated that may have walked a bit to put more in. There's also a slightly distracting road or clay bank or something I couls have dealt to with a different angle too.

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Stefan Engström   {K:24473} 9/26/2005
it seems that is texture and not value that sets it apart from the background.

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Ian McIntosh Ian McIntosh   {K:42997} 9/26/2005
I know that plant. No it doesn't curl up to the touch. Could eat me if it did. Lovely thought to stroke these trees and have them respond like a cat though.

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Jacquie Lindsay Jacquie Lindsay   {K:3196} 9/26/2005
:) Yes indeed! Grandson Che born on the 10th,check out pics in my portfolio!

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ARMANDO ALCÁZAR ARMANDO ALCÁZAR   {K:42404} 9/26/2005
wonderful pic in the two versions my friend!! you know that it is a sensitive plant?? (Mimosa pudica) ???

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Ian McIntosh Ian McIntosh   {K:42997} 9/26/2005
Yo Granma any news?

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Jacquie Lindsay Jacquie Lindsay   {K:3196} 9/26/2005
Like this one better,the other was a bit unreal, too green,looks great b&w.:)

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Roberto Arcari Farinetti Roberto Arcari Farinetti   {K:209486} 9/26/2005
well ian..
a terrific tree!!!
marvellous ligth and treathement!
cheers
roby

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