New Tree Bud by TomDart
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A shot which was and is difficult to compose..I am still trying.
This is new life on a tree near where I sit at night and listen for an owl. Last year, a sudden frost took all new leaves from the trees and we were fortunate the living things survived.
Each year I attempt to capture new life. The one from last year is here:
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1419352
This one from 2006 survived to become fine leaves:
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1179338
Sigma 50mm macro, Nikon strobe on cord held to the left of Nikon D70, flash EV -3. Focus was the problem at the onset. Still, to get the crop right...oh my.
Comments (18)
Beautiful work Tom, very beautiful image!!!
Truly beautiful ! Excellent Photo , Ana
This is BEAUTIFUL! The lighting creates such marvelous deep shadows that so enhance the tender leaves. This is such a whole and filling shot of spring.
Very well done. : )
Wonderful work.
Excellent!
Beautiful shot! :-)
fantastic closeup and so detailed, great work !!
brilliant!
Capturing new life each season is a great idea Tom and this is lovely.
Superb Shot!
A beautiful capture of the "new life" I like the set-up with the dark background and the soft "hairs" on the leafs!! Excellent, Have a very nice weekend!! Henk
Wonderful Work!!!
Beautiful work, the detail is amazingly crisp and GORGEOUS! Your choice of featureless background perfectly enhances this image! Fantastic work!
Very pretty Tom and magical light
wow! Fantastic !!!!!!
Great close up detail Tom and very significant. I hope your spring is upon you in full strength.
I think you've done an excellent job with this difficult subject, Tom. This is very nice.