Yorkshire Tree

Well, there’s my first comment:) Thank you Rebecca, I feel all happy now:)
Richard

Gorgeous- now you have two ;) I love the composition

lol Thank you Michelle!
Richard

Yea Yorkshire encapsulated, great job.

Kinda has a sureal feel to it!!! Well done!

Thanks Nick and Angel – good of you to pop in and glad you like this evocation of Yorkshire.
Richard

Beautiful – looking forward to seeing some more of your stuff!

Thanks Michelle, I hope that you will find some of interest!
R

You did get lucky, this is an awesome shot!!!! Kim

It’s one of the tools we all need – a good dose of luck:)
Thanks
Richard

Wonderful! Love the shape of the tree & the old stone wall…it all looks so ancient : )

Nice shot

lovely shot :)

love the layers! great photo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nancie

Great capture with lots of feeling….

gorgeous shot

Goodness, this one has proved popular:) MANY thanks to all of you who have taken the time to comment, I do appreciate you taking the time.
Richard

I love that, the sky is amazing. I love clouds. :-)

perfect scenery, great fence and wonderful shape tree, nice day for a great pic!

Beautiful landscape composition! Stark and desolate; and fantastic lighting conditions. There’s a heck of a black and white image here too; if you’re so inclined. Well done! Cheers! Chris

Lovely colours, very vivid! I like how the tree stands strong whilst the stone wall around has tumbled! Great contrast!

Another batch of kind words and thank you all.
Chris, I did feel so inclined and agree with you:)
Richard

beautiful tree.. love the rocks in the foreground with an endless sky in the background. nice work!

great shot – will you add it to the Yorkshire Grit group

thanks

mmmm love the shot – great composition and sky – did you use a filter (polariser or ND Grad)?

Beautiful shot love the form of the tree

Great Shot, good composition well done.

Thank you all for the lovely comments.
Heather (Mona & Madge), I’ll give it a go but I’m new hereabouts and not so sure about groups yet!
Robert – I did use a polariser (I use one almost all the time – I can’t be bothered to take it off as it’s so useful!) but very, very rarely use a grad as I find that Nature rarely provides a nice straight horizon and the pictures often come out with dark tops to the hills/buildings. Thanks for inquiring, I’m always happy to chat about such things;-)
Richard

beautiful shot.. Love it !!

nice composition!

Good shot – I guess it must be fairly windy where the shot was taken.

Classy shot Richard! Nice timing – of the essence! Nice show of patience for a worth while shot.

very nice wide angle shot!

I do love using wide-angle BluAlien, I probably use it too much truth be known:)
Thanks for the comments – much appreciated.
Richard

Lovely image….wonderful sweeping blue sky. superb composition. love the textures in the tree trunk and stone. It amazes me how trees can thrive in rocky places like this…I too have a polariser ‘glued’ to my 18-55 lens…..helps with bringing out the contrast in mushed clouds on grey days….makes water nice and black and takes reflections out when shooting through glass. I love it!!!! Dont see the point in taking it off!

I love the frame.

great shot!!

Great image Richard – congrats !

Very beautiful!

This is so beautiful!

Just how many times do we all do that and never get round to taking that shot. I know I have, so well done for managing to take sucha great shot.

I’ve really enjoyed working back through your images; incredibly good work here, I look forward to seeing more.