Tree Shadows

Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 30 April 2010 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

Pine trees and their shadows in the sand dunes of the NW coast of England.

This is one from the archives as it was photographed using my D40 with Sigma 10-20.

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Comments (15)

Marlowe from Le Havre, France

J'admire le cadrage...

30 Apr 2010 6:55am

Albert Manso from barcelona, Spain

Beautiful image! Fantastic capture.

30 Apr 2010 7:08am

Fabienne from Quelque part ou ailleurs, France

Superbe !

30 Apr 2010 9:31am

MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany

Very cool, conifers (instead of palms) in the sand are an unexpected sight!

30 Apr 2010 9:37am

Scene by Sharon Photography from Kingston, Ontario, Canada

the perspective is wonderful!

30 Apr 2010 10:24am

Betsy Barron from Philadelphia, PA, United States

great high contrast.. gritty and good - a departure from your usual

30 Apr 2010 11:53am

Mags from Paris, France

Wonderful B&W picture, I love to see this man and his dog at the back :)

30 Apr 2010 1:23pm

hugo poon from hong kong, Hong Kong

Wow, pretty eye-catching patterns... and the man walking his dog wonderfully makes this special! Brilliant timing and framing!:-)

30 Apr 2010 2:47pm

Sonia Nansid from Stockholm, Sweden

Great perspective.... im more of a upward type but this is just great...

30 Apr 2010 5:19pm

Bishop from Houston, United States

Nice point of view... were these baby conifers or were you really hovering 5 meters off the ground?! :)

30 Apr 2010 7:51pm

@Bishop: The conifers are being slowly buried by the sand dunes so I could touch the lower brances. I used a wide angle lens which is pointed down at my feet with my shoes just out of the frame. The man and his dog in the distance are at the top of a tall sand dune which I think was higher than the trees.