...The 'Check ME out' Tree
TAMARAC Tree in the Winter32 total reviews
Comment from emhcee
I can see why you like this tree. The snowy background enhances its position and the colouring draws the eye straight to it. The other trees form a natural frame and the narrowing perspective draws you round the corner to your garden. A pleasure to view Deborah.
reply by the author on 16-Feb-2017
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I can see why you like this tree. The snowy background enhances its position and the colouring draws the eye straight to it. The other trees form a natural frame and the narrowing perspective draws you round the corner to your garden. A pleasure to view Deborah.
Comment Written 16-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 16-Feb-2017
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Thank you so much Mike for those lovely comments....and a perfectly descriptive review of my fiery little tree. What a pleasure to see your name at the end of a review of one of my posts!
Deborah
Comment from liseworks
it is just awesome how the colours of tamarac are just so vibrant, ours are just plain now as the leaves have all fallen,,but boy this is a great piece to show such splendid colour against the winter dullness, love this,,looks like a really interesting card of some sort
reply by the author on 16-Feb-2017
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it is just awesome how the colours of tamarac are just so vibrant, ours are just plain now as the leaves have all fallen,,but boy this is a great piece to show such splendid colour against the winter dullness, love this,,looks like a really interesting card of some sort
Comment Written 16-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 16-Feb-2017
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I may use this piece as one of my vertical calendar pages next year Lise.....so good call on the card bit....and I do appreciate you checking out my latest post as well. Thanks so very much.
Deborah
Comment from Wolfdancer13
Great focal richness your Tamarac Tree is to pull us into the depths of this beautiful drive into Nature's Wintry presence. Love the lovely lighting, focal richness as well as overall composition.
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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Great focal richness your Tamarac Tree is to pull us into the depths of this beautiful drive into Nature's Wintry presence. Love the lovely lighting, focal richness as well as overall composition.
Comment Written 15-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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Well this is a name I don't believe I've ever seen at the end of a review of one of my pieces Wolfdancer....lol...I like it! I do appreciate you checking out my latest post and especially for the lovely review. Thank you so much.
Deborah
Comment from RuJPmore
Absolutely beautiful winter scene with snowy trees and road. Great color intensity and composition that pulls the eye right into the scene. And the small reddish- orange tree is a special treat for the viewers. Thanks so much for sharing this lovely photo.
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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Absolutely beautiful winter scene with snowy trees and road. Great color intensity and composition that pulls the eye right into the scene. And the small reddish- orange tree is a special treat for the viewers. Thanks so much for sharing this lovely photo.
Comment Written 15-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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....and thank YOU Ruth for giving it such a lovely review. I do appreciate it.
Deborah
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Your very welcome
Comment from supergold
a wonderful winter scene deborah; I like the winding road leading the eye;
I never heard about this tree, so I checked on Google: they describe e decidous conifer! so who is wrong?
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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a wonderful winter scene deborah; I like the winding road leading the eye;
I never heard about this tree, so I checked on Google: they describe e decidous conifer! so who is wrong?
Comment Written 15-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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hmmnn..well I go by what the loggers and fire wood guys say. They've spent their entire lives in the woods.....know every tree and leaf there is so..... Anyway sg....I always appreciate you checking out my posts and nice to hear one of them was interesting enough that YOU googled it!! Love that.
Deborah
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I checked because something didn't work in your description: when a tree changes color from gold to orange, it is obviously decideous because he cannot be golden again the next summer
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It actually grows new leaves and as the summer progresses they get bigger and the old ones drop. Believe me sg- I have studied this tree a LOT!
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and it's not a leaf like a Maple leaf...almost a cross between a leaf and what grows on a softwood.
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this is the definition of a decidous tree... !sometimes the leaves don't fall before the new leaves appear
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it's NOT a true leaf anyway...not like on a Maple or Birch or other hardwood.
Comment from michiganmike
A beautiful shot in which the tamarack really stands out. I always thought they were nice to run your fingers through the soft needles. I don't think I have ever seen one that is so colorful. A great scene that is highlighted by the little larch.
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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A beautiful shot in which the tamarack really stands out. I always thought they were nice to run your fingers through the soft needles. I don't think I have ever seen one that is so colorful. A great scene that is highlighted by the little larch.
Comment Written 15-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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I had never heard them referred to as 'larch' mm until another reviewer (from Scotland no less) called it that yesterday so I've learned something new about my fiery little tree. Thank you so much for having a look at this post. I always look for you at the end of a review of one of my pieces.
Deborah
Comment from paulah
Gorgeous. The road leading us through the woods, with that brilliant spot on the left (lower third :0) is a great example of flowing composition. Depth of field is wonderful, sharpness and detail. the sky does have texture which is a bonus. Trees are straight up, road is curved and tilted, very charming. Lucky you!!!
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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Gorgeous. The road leading us through the woods, with that brilliant spot on the left (lower third :0) is a great example of flowing composition. Depth of field is wonderful, sharpness and detail. the sky does have texture which is a bonus. Trees are straight up, road is curved and tilted, very charming. Lucky you!!!
Comment Written 15-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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LOL...I AM a lucky dame Paulah. I already live in heaven. If I die and heaven doesn't look like this well...lol...I will want to come back here...immediately!! Not too difficult to see how I feel about my little spot here is it?? Anyway paulah- do appreciate you having a look at my latest post. Thank you so very much for the wonderful review too.
Deborah
Comment from rgregoire
Great shot capturing the little devil almost peeking out from behind the protection of the bigger tree. Good composition also with the offset shot and the long drive giving it depth.The grey whit sky blends well with the photo allowing the little devil to has its "moment" Nice job!
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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Great shot capturing the little devil almost peeking out from behind the protection of the bigger tree. Good composition also with the offset shot and the long drive giving it depth.The grey whit sky blends well with the photo allowing the little devil to has its "moment" Nice job!
Comment Written 15-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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lol...the 'little devil' Just love that rg!! What a fun way to describe my fiery little tree. I bet I will never look at it again w/o thinking of it as the 'little devil' So not only appreciate you having a look at my latest post but especially appreciate you naming the tree it featured! Thanks so very much rg.
Deborah
Comment from USWA6346
Beautiful shot! You capture such a cold feeling in the sky, as well as the bit of snow. That tree just begs for attention, standing out so bright.
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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Beautiful shot! You capture such a cold feeling in the sky, as well as the bit of snow. That tree just begs for attention, standing out so bright.
Comment Written 15-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 15-Feb-2017
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Oh a TON more snow since I took this one Bill...and more on the way. February is proving to be an absolute snow machine!! So I also appreciate your time checking out my latest post here. Thanks so very much.
Deborah
Comment from love2dive65
I really like this photo. The subject is nice, and I can see why you like this tree so much! Composition and colors are very appealing.
reply by the author on 14-Feb-2017
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I really like this photo. The subject is nice, and I can see why you like this tree so much! Composition and colors are very appealing.
Comment Written 14-Feb-2017
reply by the author on 14-Feb-2017
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Well I am fairly certain that this is the first time I've seen THAT name at the end of a review of one of my pieces...lol.....so...pleasure to 'meet' you love2dive. Do appreciate you checking out my new post. Thanks so very much.
Deborah