Aftermath
Photograph13 total reviews
Comment from seshadri_sreenivasan
One of the victim of nature's fury I think! Sad to see a fallen tree! Nice shot! You have framed it well. The light, colour and the composition have worked well. Good luck!
reply by the author on 19-Sep-2017
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One of the victim of nature's fury I think! Sad to see a fallen tree! Nice shot! You have framed it well. The light, colour and the composition have worked well. Good luck!
Comment Written 19-Sep-2017
reply by the author on 19-Sep-2017
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Thank you so very much!
Comment from dalebraatz
a wonderful story telling image of destruction in nature, like the composition and the details and depth you have captured, a very interesting image to look at. thank you for sharing. dale
reply by the author on 19-Sep-2017
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a wonderful story telling image of destruction in nature, like the composition and the details and depth you have captured, a very interesting image to look at. thank you for sharing. dale
Comment Written 19-Sep-2017
reply by the author on 19-Sep-2017
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Thank you so much for your very fine review!
Comment from El-mundo
Wow, quite fast first hand images of this disaster before the ink on the pages of the newspapers telling it's story have dried - this goes to show how many people and how widespread the hurricane was, a real mess. This is a good tiny snapshot of the effect a split second of the force of nature of something like that can do - I see many fallen trees on my daily walks in woods and countryside with our dogs, due to wind, but they have a feel that they had had their time - this colourful image captured from a good angle and in good lighting shows how the tree was in it's prime (so to speak), and wasn't ready to be snapped like a twig. Visually interesting and ethically questionable, a good shot either way.
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reply by the author on 19-Sep-2017
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Wow, quite fast first hand images of this disaster before the ink on the pages of the newspapers telling it's story have dried - this goes to show how many people and how widespread the hurricane was, a real mess. This is a good tiny snapshot of the effect a split second of the force of nature of something like that can do - I see many fallen trees on my daily walks in woods and countryside with our dogs, due to wind, but they have a feel that they had had their time - this colourful image captured from a good angle and in good lighting shows how the tree was in it's prime (so to speak), and wasn't ready to be snapped like a twig. Visually interesting and ethically questionable, a good shot either way.
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Comment Written 19-Sep-2017
reply by the author on 19-Sep-2017
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Thank you so much. I'm intrigued but not offended by your statement, " ethically questionable." Care to elaborate?
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Sorry I worded that badly, I wasn't questioning your ethics it was more of a general statement I should have worded differently. No offence intended :)
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Oh, none taken. Just curious.