nature power 2
ta prohm, cambodia29 total reviews
Comment from bunkie
Excellent natural light image capture of your very old Buddhist Monastery. Everything sharp and full of detail. Walk way gives natural perspective in turn gives depth along with fabolous root in tanglements. Would just love to walk around in side and maybe find a golden treasure. Thank for sharing,
bunkie
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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Excellent natural light image capture of your very old Buddhist Monastery. Everything sharp and full of detail. Walk way gives natural perspective in turn gives depth along with fabolous root in tanglements. Would just love to walk around in side and maybe find a golden treasure. Thank for sharing,
bunkie
Comment Written 27-Jan-2015
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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no treasure anymore;
thanks a lot bunkie
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You are very welcome
Comment from nature rules
Woah! I don't know which one of these takes I like the best. Great job on telling a different story with this one. The entryway is the focus and sets my imagination free with what it was for in those many centuries ago. Excellent! Thank you for sharing!
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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Woah! I don't know which one of these takes I like the best. Great job on telling a different story with this one. The entryway is the focus and sets my imagination free with what it was for in those many centuries ago. Excellent! Thank you for sharing!
Comment Written 27-Jan-2015
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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thanks a lot; this is really "nature rules" lol;
I'll post more in the next days
Comment from Dick Lee Shia
On second thought, I think these roots are the ones holding the structure intact in a symbiotic relationship with these antiquated structure.
A rare find!
An interesting initial impact. Harmonious colors. Nice perspective & narrow DOF. Excellent lighting, focusing & framing. Thanks for sharing...
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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On second thought, I think these roots are the ones holding the structure intact in a symbiotic relationship with these antiquated structure.
A rare find!
An interesting initial impact. Harmonious colors. Nice perspective & narrow DOF. Excellent lighting, focusing & framing. Thanks for sharing...
Comment Written 27-Jan-2015
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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thanks so much dick
Comment from ShineLight
Quite a unique place. Great root designs and patterns. Fantastic tree. Good focus and composition. A very neat thing to view.
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Quite a unique place. Great root designs and patterns. Fantastic tree. Good focus and composition. A very neat thing to view.
Comment Written 27-Jan-2015
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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thanks a lot
Comment from DavidP
Amazing how nature reclaims man built areas. Similar to the Mayan temples I've seen in Guatemala that were completly covered with vegetation and basically look like wooded hills sticking out of the jungle. Great shot showing these tree roots growing over this temple. Reminds me of the one you posted of the Buddha head sticking out of the tree roots. Great shot and so interesting to view.
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Amazing how nature reclaims man built areas. Similar to the Mayan temples I've seen in Guatemala that were completly covered with vegetation and basically look like wooded hills sticking out of the jungle. Great shot showing these tree roots growing over this temple. Reminds me of the one you posted of the Buddha head sticking out of the tree roots. Great shot and so interesting to view.
Comment Written 27-Jan-2015
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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thanks so much again
Comment from gidavidson
A really neat shot, sure looks like nature is trying to reclaim the area. A good angle, focus and frame Fred to show the roots and limbs as the trees are taking over the temple.
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A really neat shot, sure looks like nature is trying to reclaim the area. A good angle, focus and frame Fred to show the roots and limbs as the trees are taking over the temple.
Comment Written 27-Jan-2015
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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thanks a lot george
Comment from dalebraatz
Wonderful first impression, and second also. Great details and depth of field is fantastic. I keep looking and see more each time, Thank you for sharing your photo talent with us. Dale
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Wonderful first impression, and second also. Great details and depth of field is fantastic. I keep looking and see more each time, Thank you for sharing your photo talent with us. Dale
Comment Written 27-Jan-2015
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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thanks a lot dale
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your welcome
Comment from Anita colyer
Yet another one of your wonderful shots, it's just amazing seeing all those roots,wonderful job done, Great detail. Nice frame.
Thank you for sharing.
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Yet another one of your wonderful shots, it's just amazing seeing all those roots,wonderful job done, Great detail. Nice frame.
Thank you for sharing.
Comment Written 27-Jan-2015
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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thanks a lot Anita for your lovely comments
Comment from Lucien van Oosten
Hello,
My review/critique of your work will be broken down into two parts; the technical and the esthetics aspects of the work. Each aspect will carry the same amount of weight in rating the piece presented. A piece will not be awarded a 5 rating if it has a flaw in either category or in the case of a contest entry fails to meet the contest requirements.
Technical: I think you have selected really angle, which give the image a good perspective and depth. The bad thing to me is the lighting coming in from the y upper right it washes out the image too much and that takes away overall impact that the presentation would have had.
Esthetics: the colors along the bottom a rich and inviting and that makes it appealing. The fact that the upper half is the exact opposite is major detractor to the effectiveness of the image in showing size and depth and perspective. It really washes out all the good colors and the flow that the bottom processes.
Thank U for having allowed me to look & review your work.
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reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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Hello,
My review/critique of your work will be broken down into two parts; the technical and the esthetics aspects of the work. Each aspect will carry the same amount of weight in rating the piece presented. A piece will not be awarded a 5 rating if it has a flaw in either category or in the case of a contest entry fails to meet the contest requirements.
Technical: I think you have selected really angle, which give the image a good perspective and depth. The bad thing to me is the lighting coming in from the y upper right it washes out the image too much and that takes away overall impact that the presentation would have had.
Esthetics: the colors along the bottom a rich and inviting and that makes it appealing. The fact that the upper half is the exact opposite is major detractor to the effectiveness of the image in showing size and depth and perspective. It really washes out all the good colors and the flow that the bottom processes.
Thank U for having allowed me to look & review your work.
This rating does not count towards story rating or author rank.
The highest and the lowest rating are not included in calculations.
Comment Written 27-Jan-2015
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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thanks a lot for your constructive comments;
I'll crop the top
Comment from Lilibug6
This is very cool=) I like the gnarled looking trees or vines! The color is good. The focus is very good! Well done and thanks for sharing!
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This is very cool=) I like the gnarled looking trees or vines! The color is good. The focus is very good! Well done and thanks for sharing!
Comment Written 27-Jan-2015
reply by the author on 27-Jan-2015
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many thanks lori; these are roots, not vines
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That is incredible! I can't believe that they can grow that far above the ground :) Very cool! Lori