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My churh has bought some property but has yet to build a building so I decided to take a few pictures of the beautiful land before the building is put in place I hope you like them :)

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Hey, I like your pictures. They are really good! *2 thumbs up!* I especially like 1, 5, 6, 10, 12, 13, 15.

The first one is so pretty. The chair and the trees makes the picture have such a smoothing feeling. :D The lights with it is pretty good as well! :lol:

I like the chair with the tree behind it, on the fifth one. :smt002 It gives me a feeling of couples sitting on it, talking until they stop and kiss each other. I know it sound childish, but that's how I feel about it, and it's pretty awesome.

Anyways, the sixth one is appealing! Really good! It looks like witches fingers at some point.

The tenth one is very nice, I like how the tree is hiding sun lights, making this nice effect onto it.

You took the the twelfth one really nicely because of the angle. I like it :) :smt023

The thirteenth one looks like one of the scene from 'Pride and Prejudice'. It looks really relaxing, in an old fashion style.

The fifteenth one is nice, even though I like it, but I found it a little bit plain, maybe next time you could take it with something in the background. You could include the house as well, just like the first one. :D

However, the picture with the flowers close-up, doesn't look that appealing. Maybe you could take it from a different angel next time. Maybe you could use 'macro' and close up on it. :smt003
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Hey, your pictures are very nice!

I love the first one especially, and how you were able to capture the entire tree.

I also really enjoyed the fifth one, I agree with jellybean it does seem romantic somehow :wink: )

The one with the flowers really isn't that appealing to me, the flowers look half dead. The angle is also a bit boring.

The other one I really admired was the black and white one of the tree branch. Very nice. It has a mystical feel. :)

Hope to see more of your work floating around- daydreamer
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Whoa. :shock: These are so amazing! Wish my church had such beautiful grounds.

I don't believe I have any criticism at all. I'm sorry, but it's late at night for me, so that might be why. But anyway, I think one thing to check on is the edges of your photos. Sometimes, some really important parts of trees (to me) were cut off.

Anyway, you have a very nice talent for such things. Please keep posting, and I'll most likely review the other pics tomorrow when I'm not so tired! Hehe. :D
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The photos with the leave-less trees are the ones that caught my eye instantly, not that its uncommon to see such trees but how they are part of the photo album you created here.
The photo of the wood edges is also an eye grabber. It's similar to an insight of the definition of what your trying to state here. On top of all that, my favorite would be the first photo because of the grass lining and the sense of endless humanity, or the continuation of life.



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