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Taken this afternoon at Lydiard Hall and Country Park as part of my tests of a new Elmarit 28mm ASPH on M9. A bit chocolate-boxy I know, but the Park is virtually on the doorstep and offers a variety of subjects ideal for tests! Am now beginning to become familiar with visualising the field of view of this little marvel. C+C welcomed.

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ok... well we have a name for that type of pruning..we call them type of trees "War Amps"...... the owner was too cheap to hire a qualified aborist to do the pruning...very sad..it show callousness and disrespect towards nature, makes for ugly ..

 

Otherwise.. well captured

 

Thanks for sharing

 

Cheers, JRM

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My first thought was poor tree. Why not just cut it down; it's been butchered. This makes this picture a very good example of how not to prune a tree -- why not submit it to a gardening magazine for publication?

 

There is very slight perspective distortion, mostly noticeable on the left, but contrast and color are good. You could try "recovery" in Lightroom to get maximum detail in the sandstone. Shooting at different times of the day would be worth experimenting with.

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