A few days ago I spotted a Plantation of trees in the distance on the drive home. A check on the OS map showed a path that looked likely to pass close to the Plantation I had spotted.
Yesterday I set out to explore and check things out. And, suffice it to say that I have found the plantation and it has really excited me with its potential. I went armed with just an iPhone because time was short and I was merely scouting. I came home with a batch of images, three of which have been uploaded to my Instagram feed Ā – click here to view.
The images are now on my desktop and this is how I have processed one of those iPhone images – just for starters. [Blur was added during processing]. I will be back with a proper camera in the next few days and assuming all goes well, there will be more images to follow on this blog.
Love it….this is the sort of thing I would love to capture! But I never see a plantation, and these days I am unable to walk too far….I shall just enjoy your images, Andy
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Thanks Sue. This was a treat to discover. It’s probably about a quarter of a mile from the road. I can give you a grid reference if you are interested.
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Well, I am, rather!
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Sue – I’ve sent you an email with info and a map.
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Many thanks – just seen it!
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Nicely done.
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Thanks Paula.
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Like your processing here, Andy. Looking forward to more from this plantation. Amazing what some people (you) can do with an iPhone.
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Thanks Linda. I’m hoping to return in the next day or two. The processing – with motion blur – was done on my iMac with Photoshop. Don’t think anything like tat can be done on an iPhone – yet, but who knows what will be possible soon…
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Very nicely done, Andy. And plenty of great shots on your Instagram feed, too.
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Thanks Ken. More images to follow I hope. I see you are on Instagram too.
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I just LOVE this photograph!
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Thanks very much Lisa. More to come from this place I hope in a few days time.
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WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL image! I usually favor “photorealistic” (literal) photography, but there’s a watercolor-like purity to this image that really appeals. Beautiful work, Andy!
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Thank you so much, Heide. For quite a few years I have experimented with introducing blur to straight trunked trees. More often than not it doesn’t work, but occasionally it produces something worthwhile.
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“Worthwhile” is quite an understatement in this case, methinks! š
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My, some elegant grace! š
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Thank you for your comment
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These pictures remind me of a trip to one of the darkest areas on the east coast. For at least two hours on the way there, trees were everywhere. It was a magical experience that I wish more people would appreciate.
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Thanks for your visit. I’ve experienced the same driving in British Columbia – trees that seem to go on forever and hardly a car in sight.
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