Our leaves may be snuff it , but the cragged silhouette of the tree stay . Forlast week ’s Shooting Challenge , you celebrated the tree without the leaf . Here are the photos :
Winner: The Face
Drive by this tree everyday on the way home . lead with Canon Eos - M and 22 mm . ISO-100 , f/4 , 1/1000sec .
Eric Taylor
Reach For The Sky
I photograph trees all the time , but this was a special challenge , because most trees are vertical , and if you buck them upright , they do n’t lend themselves to be used as wallpaper . That being say , I give way in search of diagonal or horizontal trees . I find some , but they were n’t spooky enough . I came upon these two in the middle of a cow lea environ by an electric fence . So I tolerate in the roadway with my long lens of the eye and captured this image . It was extremely difficult to isolate the tree diagram against the sky when I could n’t get any closer than about 100 yards , but I ’m pleased with the results . I used my trustworthy previous Canon 5D with my Canon 70 - 200 Zoom .
John Locus
Stormy Day
This photo was make at Joseph D. Grant County ballpark in San Jose , CA . I was using my Nikon D3300 DSLR television camera . It was a tempestuous day but there was a windowpane of no pelting for a few hr where I was capable to get this guess . I require to get a shot that showed not only the tree but the tempestuous clouds in the sky . This character of tree diagram has always reminded me of those spooky Tree you see in Halloween animated cartoon and movies so I wanted to make the photo as grim as potential while still being able to see all item understandably . I hope you revel the photo .
Alvaro Cardenas
Xanten
I am from The Netherlands but had a short visit in Xanten , Germany on Monday December 1 .
On my way back I saw this beautiful sky and tree , stopped the car and took the picture . It was strike with a Pentax K-3 , focal length 30 millimeter , ISO 1100 and 1/180sec at f/9,5 .
Marc Boom
Relics
I was on my way home after run to the carryout when I came upon these keepsake . They seem furious . Almost as if they are taunting the nearby , younger saplings .
Scott Banyash
Tree Triangle
No verbal description given .
Clint
Clear Moonlit Night
Just got home after a long day at work . I ’m an esurient lecturer of the internet site , and find out the contest so I decided to give it a dead reckoning on this clean-cut moonlit night . I have an iPhone 6 Plus and framed it with Squaready .
Josh Smyth
Man Vs Nature
Here ’s my image for your ‘ Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree ’ contest . It was accept in the Corktown neighborhood of Toronto , Ontario , Canada .
Rick Miller
The Priest Path
I took this on the crest of “ The Priest , ” a 4k foot mountain in Nelson County , Va. It was a showery and logy first light at about 9 AM . I just used my camera phone .
Tyler Lane
Huckleberry Railroad
Flint Michigan — When I travel to with my family I was pleasantly surprised by Railroad , and the historic views it offered . Unlike most parking area , the trains here were actually original working railway locomotive that have account of their own . I highly recommend a visit . Sony A7R , Voigtlander 35 mm f1.2 II Lens
Joshua Young
The Scariest Tree In Town
This is the scariest tree in town … even when it has farewell . mother take their misbehaving children out here and well … after a sojourn or two … no more back talk and they eat up all their vegetables … even broccoli , mostly without complaint . My healer accompany me out here this dawn and he give the trunk just enough for me to get this shot … I used my Canon 70D , with a Sigma 35 mm A lens … ISO was 100 … Av was 5.6 … Tv was 1,250th sec . The guesswork were handheld and it consists of 8 Images stitched in Photoshop CC 2014 . The original is 60 inches X 18 inches , at 300 DPI … . 487 MB tif . I hope the nightmares are n’t as unfit as last time I had an encounter with this … this … thing that seem like a tree … . but isn’t … God serve us all .
Charlie Carroll
You Got Us Good There, Palm Tree. You Got Us Good.
Technically a ribbon does not have “ leaves ” , so it was one of the few choices in San Diego right now . Shot Dec 3rd during our first real rain of the time of year . Canon 5D MKII , F/8 , 1/30sec , and lots of channel mixing in Photoshop .
Pete Axcell
Forest Full Of Ghosts
Hey , I see your contest in BlinkFeed and when I was in the mountain today I decided to direct you a photo of a tree when I was pass on through a woodland full of specter . Some of them were lost souls , other were stucked with no way out . I do n’t have a professional camera and just used my phone ( HTC One M8 ) . I did n’t add up some calamitous - white effect because I reckon it is not necessary in this particular showcase . I gaze into the face of the death because at the end of their meter , everybody exit . Maybe . I included a photograph of me in the woods today . One of these fucking day , even I ’m gon na die . Maybe not . Do you see the ghost in the photo ?
Rosen Rachev
The Moon
I ’m a beginning lensman and recently buy my first DSLR , a Nikon 7100 , as an update from just using my iPhone or my married woman ’s older DSLR . I ’ve been reading a lot of books and websites , and have started to feel my way of life around a bite more with camera configurations and post - processing .
decent after I scan the picture competition post I was walk our dog and saw that the moon was nearly full , but hidden behind a light level of cirrus clouds . This gave it a full-grown cloud ring which looked , to me anyway , very cool . I ran in and grabbed my camera and snapped a few shots while framing the moon different ways in the branches of our newly naked tree diagram .
Having of late tried some Milky Way picture taking from a Lifehacker article I had some basic ideas of options for a dark shoot . This was unlike though with the moon so bright . Since it was a branch line of the moment thing , I took the pictures handheld by bracing myself up against the public utility company pole in my front yard . I managed to get a evenhandedly unshakable shot that way . I forgot to rick on my lens of the eye VR , which would have aid .
I ended up overexposing it a bit , but I was able to fiddle around a bit in Aperture to get things to a scope that I am pretty happy with .
Josh Wisenbaker
Ebenezer Swamp
Shot in Ebenezer Swamp in Montevallo , AL with a Sony RX100 using the panorama setting , f/6.3 , 1/500 sec , 10 mm , ISO 125 . Post processing was done using Adobe Photoshop Express to range and add the “ silvering ” filter .
Karen Barth
(this is a very tall photo)
Alley Tree
This is from the pedestrian alley outside my back threshold between two older , 3 - level condominium building , call for on Saturday , the 6th . I used a tripod , a Sony NEX - F3 body and a manuel Minolta Rokkor 50 mm lens ( with mount adapter ) , using the camera ’s dark and white mode . The final range of a function is a composite , foregather in Photoshop , with the buildings shot with a farsighted exposure to get slightly more detail and the tree shot with a short exposure to get more definition of the branches .
Mark Superczynski
Giant
I make my photo near my condo near Toronto , Ontario , Canada . Olympus E - PM2 . Manual Mode . F/22 . 1/30 sec . ISO 500 . 14 mm Focal Length
Robert Bilodeau
Winter Desolation
Attached is my ingress for the Barren Tree competition . The leafless tree and those awful clouds in the the scope shout Winter Desolation , which is what I terminate up calling this guess . It was take with an Olympus OMD - EM1 camera and the 12 - 40/2.8 PRO lens .
John Clark
Chilly Day
The prototype of these trees on a parky sidereal day was capture with a Nokia Lumia 635 . I care the way the shadows of the branches landed onto the other limb . It was convert to a reddish brown monochrome on the phone with Lumia Creative Studio . There were also some global fudge factor to counterpoint and brightness . The double was then resize in Paint.net 4.05 .
Jonas Demuro
Urban Tree
This is the first naked tree that I saw in front of my flat . It is an urban lonely tree diagram , and the light hail from a light pole over it . It was taken with an iPhone 6 , against the light , using the steady Camera app , process with the powerful photo editing app Exposure using the Intense and Gray Effects .
Aline Mary Fonseca
Mesquite
We do n’t have a short ton of Tree without leaves here in Phoenix , AZ yet but I did come across this one . I was out shooting the break of the day and fall across this tree which was in an arena burned by wildfire in 2005 . usually this Mesquite tree diagram would have leaves year around but the fire has stripped it for good . I like the flavor of the pitted and gnarled part burnt Natalie Wood that was leave behind . Canon 7D , Sigma f/4 - 5.6 10mm-20 mm , 100 ISO , f/16 , 2.5 Sec , Dolica Tripod .
Matt Oss
Shoot the Moon
There are several onetime trees in my backyard that have character . For this contest , I decided to buck the lunation through one of the trees . This was make with a Canon Rebel T3 with a Sigma 10 - 20 electron lens . The exposure was for 30 seconds at f/5 and ISO 100 . The ikon was edited in Lightroom .
Chris Sears
You Biked To The Climbing Gym? I Mean, C’mon!
No real story this time . I was biking to my climbing gym and noticed all the trees and as luck would have it I bring my camera .
Chris Thai
Watchful Eye
I make up one’s mind to concenter on a close - up for this contest . This tree ’s watchful middle grabbed my attention during my walkway through the woods . Converted to B&W with Nik Silver Efex , shadows and line boosted in PS CS6 . Sony RX100 M2 ; ISO 500 ,
Costas Kitsos
Spooky Moon
Shot was have from the back deck of the house I ’m renting in Atlanta GA . Tried several others during the day , but when the lunation came out it definitely made for a flighty shot . television camera was a Panasonic GH4 , with Minolta 50 millimeter at f1.7 , 1/50 , 3200 ISO .
Peter Leininger
LA Has Seasons
This pictorial matter demonstrate that there are actually season in Los Angeles . Sure , it was 80 + stage outside in November . Sure , I was in shorts and perspire through a football tee - shirt . Sure , I had to boost three miles into the foothill . But I chance these trees near unbeloved of their foliage , and that proves it . I had a great time looking for a tree worthy of this shot challenge and wo n’t easy forget my hike into Chantry Flats . consider with my LG G3 smartphone . Color redaction in Microsoft Photo director .
Timothy Erling
Winter Aspens
This small grove of foliage less aspens looked stark against a boulder at the bottom of a canon in Sierra Nevada mountains . take with the Olympus OM - D using a Sigma 30 millimetre lens at F2.8 , 1/80 sec .
Steven Fercho
Superb work all around . The wallpapersare over at flickr . see out for a new Shooting Challenge tomorrow .
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