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I like it... nice work! I think the composition and positioning of the tree is good, leaving most of the room for the sky...
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Absolutely fantastic B&W! The sky is intense and the adjustments you made are perfect...
I don't think it looks soft at all however I havent zoomed in on it or examined it too closely. I do think its one of the best B&W's Ive seen here and there have been some real good ones! Thanks for sharing...I'm a huge fan of B&W but dont get many i like from my own camera so I really enjoy seeing others who get it just right.
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Fantastic in all respects.
Beautiful shot...as usual, it seems!
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Lots of great B&W on your flickr page. MMM! Skies!
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Very nice. As you note, a little dark but the contrasting textures more than compensate.
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You should be proud of this one, take it to the framer and keep it on your wall for all to see.
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