Vintage Live Oaks by TwoPynts
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Description
A view of some of central Florida's beautiful old trees on an expanse of farm land.
Comments (26)
A gorgeous capture Kort and this sepia is perfect... a marvelous atmosphere!
Great work, just love the sepia! Cheers, Clive
awesome texture and detail!
Cool capture!
very nice sepia tones my friend
You could get lost there. Very nice lighting in this, like how the shadows aren't just blacked out. Nice balance. Well done with the monotone as well. Have a good weekend man.
Very nice!!!
Yeah, I could get lost in this shot too. Beautiful shot and pov. Aloha
Almost congregating in a ring of wisdom! Great atmosphere about the place.
Beautiful, excellent shots
Nice to see they are not all choped down!
Wow! What a superb pict. I like particulary the lines.
Impressive trees, well done
Such character in these old titans!
love to see these in open fields too. wonderful
Nonpareil arboreal dynamics in this shot, K!
Wonderful looking mature trees and the sepia adds to the contrast and umbrella feel, neat capture ! ~Cheers~
Love the tone and a gentle curve of the branches.
Wonderful shot!
Excellent atmosphere
Excellent details and wonderful sepia tones.
Not that old from the looks of it. You are good at depth. Did anyone ever tell you that?
An excellent blend of form, light and shade.
That's the Central Florida I remember when growing up there years ago, but I'll bet those sights are nowhere near as common today. Great view.
The sepia Tones make this image superb, excelent work !
Lovely one, Special K... ( I thought it was time for a new name for you, lol. ) Great idea to go with sepia, it nicely accents the textures.... Well done! -M :^)