Cant see the forest for the tree.

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  sly

• May 7, 2018

Very well done. Great title, too.

 

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  Eric Rose

• May 7, 2018

Ethereal.

 

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  Vincent Brady

• May 7, 2018

I really like this, its great how the tree is both the dominent feature and yet remains part of the overall.

 

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  winger

• May 7, 2018

Very well seen and well executed!

 

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  awty

• May 7, 2018

@sly @Eric Rose @Vincent Brady @winger

Thank you.

 

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  NedL

• May 8, 2018

Wow this is an extreme example of something that happens to me. The leaves on the near tree look green: blue-green on the right, olive green and into yellowish-green on the left. It's not subtle at all. Color perception is very strange. Great print!

 

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  awty

• May 8, 2018

@NedL Hi Ned the colour is not exact to the print, I can never correct the colour and I hate digital editing (because Im bad at it). Blotchiness is probably more of my lack of experience the fiber base paper is very finicky.

 

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  NedL

• May 8, 2018

It's my eyes and brain, not your print or scan. I often see green foliage in black and white prints.
Just to test ( yet again! ), I cut out a little section of your image and used the color picker... the parts that look green to me are really shades of brown. One time someone here at APUG uploaded a black and white photo that included an American flag, and the stripes looked vaguely red to me... I had to download it and sample the color to convince myself that there really wasn't a red tinge to it.

My dad is red/green colorblind, I wonder if that is related in some way?

 

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  mooseontheloose

• May 9, 2018

Wow, this is really well done!

 

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  awty

• May 11, 2018

@NedL Just to be safe, dont become an electrician or bomb disposer .