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Published: 2009-02-13 15:00:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 1583; Favourites: 48; Downloads: 0
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A lonely tree on a foggy dayI used a charcoal effect on this. What's your opinion?
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Thanks. Yes I can see some similarities in a few of our shots.
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I thought it looked like charcoal,i loved using that when i used to draw.It's beautiful and the title fits perfectly.
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Beautiful work Rebecca! 
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Thank you very much. I appreciate the time you take to comment on my work.
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You're welcome, it's nice to be able to find the time.
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Hey Rebecca, very nice. At first I thought this was a snowstorm. Then I noticed there was no snow in front of the tree. It is a thought provoking image.
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No it was really foggy and instead of a plain white photo with a tree silhouette I thought I'd play with it. The charcoal tool created the snowy effect.
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You are most welcome Rebecca.
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nice!!
i would straighten out the horizon line and it's perfect
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I rethought this and it was bugging me so I tilted it 1 degree to the right.
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I love the softness of it. It's a happy grey feeling instead of a depressing one. Nice job.
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Thanks. We had just crossed the border at Sarina when we hit the fog and saw the trees. 
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You did a great job.
I love the crossing at Sarnia and even though I head NE of Toronto when I come up it's the best place we've found to do it. Detroit and Niagara have given us problems many times for nothing.
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Yes it does seem to be the best and fastest crossing. Also the I94 leads right to the I75 which starts at your door.
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I've come home through Niagara without a problem and I love taking the more easterly route because going through the mountains is so pretty.
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Well there is that about it.
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One day I'll either not be the driver or I'll pull off and take some pictures. Or so I keep telling myself. The problem is that I feel the pull of "home" almost as soon as I get behind the wheel and I do the drive in as little time as possible with about 5 hours of sleep breaking it up.
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We always take 3-4 days to get to Florida. We got home in 2 1/2 this time which is a record I think. Richard does all the driving. I'm not sure why, he just does. Once in a blue moon he'll ask me to take over for a bit but that's when we have to be somewhere at a specific time and he's tired. I still don't get to take many pictures because it really doesn't work very well out of a moving car.
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Because we still work we've always got the time crunch and we have so many friends and family to visit that the trip is always done in a hurry. If my husband comes it's very rare. He'll usually go by himself about 6 months or so after me and that way we get to check on his dad more often. I'll have to try taking pictures from a moving car and see what I get. I've never tried it.
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Sometimes you can get something through the front window, if there's no reflection, but side shots are a waste of time.
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Doesn't sound like it's worth worrying about. Guess I'll just sit back and soak in the scenery.
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The best pictures are always the ones that got away.
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I thought you'd pick up on that.
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I like it. It looks pretty close to being real charcoal. What editing program do you use?
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Elements 4. I keep thinking about upgrading and then think Why? It pretty much has everything I'll ever use and I'm still learning.
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Interesting - I think it would look better if you could erase the effect from the silhouette though. Nice work anyway. ^^
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Thanks Paul, your input is appreciated as always.
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Oh good. I think you like it.
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