Ann Christine has asked us to show images of trees for this week’s Lens-artist’s Challenge, so here goes for a few renditions of trees.
First up, a bit of autumn colour:
rounded autumnal trees
Next, a play with Intentional Camere Movement (ICM):
Tall trees against the clouds
Next is some horizontal ICM
Now for some fruit trees:
Fruit trees and house, Chartwell
, some colourful pine tree trunk space
Colourful tree trunks
Finally, reflected trees:
Rippling Trees
Linked to Lens-artist’s Photo Challenge at Ann Christine’s here
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nice post….thanks for share
Thanks!
Some wonderful variety this week Sue – loved your approach, very unique. Beautiful images all.
Many thanks, Tina…I just went through my archives to find a few images, and struck lucky!
Love this, Sue! Thank you for Autumn pics as well – expected to get some! ICM the first one – from Sweden?
First ICM was from Kyrkö Mosse!
I thought it might be!
That was a gift of a challenge for you, Sue. You had a great crop in your archives. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
To my surprise, I must confess!
Enjoyed your trees Sue 🙂
Thanks, Brian!
ICM…that’s a new term to me. I’ve been experimenting with some blur myself. I’m calling it 3softfocus now, instead of blur. But mine are quite as heavy handed as yours.
Experimenting is so much fun!
correction: #softfocus
Very inventive Sue — and all lovely to look at 😀
Wow … what a gallery. I think that some trees stand in Sweden. Fabulous gallery, Sue.
The second image was from Kyrkö Mosse! Glad you like my trees
Yes, I remember when you took it … it came out really good.
I did think you might remember it if you saw this post, Vivi!
I remember very well when you were playing around with the panning. *smile
Teehee!
Smiling at you! 🙂 🙂
😄😄😄
Great take on the challenge, Sue. I love how your shots show trees in motion.
Many thanks, Patti!
Very impressive, Sue! I am in awe with the “Tall trees against the clouds”.
Ah yes, taken in Sweden, one of my few ICM images
Autumnal is my favorite, and the pine tree trunks.
Thanks, John!
I love your ICM experiments 🙂
I must do some more