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EintoeRn β spring is in the air pt. 1
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Published: 2010-04-04 19:50:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 1013; Favourites: 160; Downloads: 0
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Really like the blue of the sky in this and the contrast it makes with the soil. Great shot
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Thanks. I also think these are quite interesting colors
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boy... the simplest are the toughest to obtain!!!
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wie lebendige wesen, diese bΓ€ume. solche aufnahmen faszinieren mich immer wieder.
schΓΆn, dass du ein auge dafΓΌr hast.
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zunΓ€chst mal danke fΓΌr's reinschauen und kommentieren, hendrik. wie sie oft war ich hier in der erst einmal an den farben und formen der landschaft interessiert, mit den bΓ€umen sozusagen als scharfem (?) gegenpol. und natΓΌrlich sind es lebendige wesen. der rechte (wie auch schon in anderen kommentaren bemerkt) hat ja noch dazu eine humanoide gestalt ...
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This is so very beautiful, Ulrich! Such visual drama in those few trees with the whole sky above them.
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Well, visual drama 
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That tree is calling to the others, "Hey, wait for me, you guys!"
I say "visual drama" for bold gestures like isolated trees against the sky - dramatic contrast of single (or double) tree against the vastness
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such a bright day, such a crisp and beautiful image!
i'm happy for you! new glass, new weather
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new life? 
thank you so much, dear friend. i appreciate your support so very much
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always welcome my dear
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Nice landscape
Good composition
Fine image
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Kind thanks, Rob. I think I never did something clear and crisp before
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..love the pared to essence simplicity of this composition ...the tree on the right has a kind of figurative aspect to it - outstetched limbs gesticulating - ( " Hey ,look at me ! )
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Indeed - I also noticed that waving which adds a special moment to the clearness and crispness of light and colors. Thanks, btw. for your thoughtful comment
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Thank you, Thor, my "old" and faithful watcher
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A camera with the resolution of yours definitely can benefit from a good lens. Look at those tree branches! Good glass is expensive, yes, but worth it, IMO.
I think I prefer the simple composition of part 1, which, I notice, was taken after part 2! Hrm. 
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Good glass is expensive, but you can never tell the difference before you gave it try - part of the problem. Otherwise I would be deep in debts
Thanks, Tom
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all is beautiful in this picture! I really love it!
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Thank you dear 
It took me along time to decide about the (really BIG) investment for the new lens, but the crispness and clarity of colours, really is different.
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(they look like three trees, not two, and they're no longer forgotten...!)
I'm glad that you're glad with your new acquisition
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O-kay
The lens is a 70-200mm f 2.8 Canon L-series with optical stabilizer and an ultrasonic focus 
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an ultrasonic focus...?! 
the optical stabilizer seems quite useful 
and I'm sure you will not regret spending that money
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Awwh - good. Maybe you can use my old one. I should be happy to send it to you. Just give me a couple of days or weeks to find out, whether I really do not need it any more. In the moment, I do not think so
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Now I know what an ultrasonic focus is!
and that's really generous and kind of you 
Thanks from the bottom of my
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No, no, no. If I decide within the next weeks that I am not going to use it anymore, I shall be very happy to give it you. We shall see and keep this in mind
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Well, what else can I say...? 
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