Trees

[Dancealot]

Trees that line the water front at Samui Nathon Hospital... not a bad view for a local hospital

The good man is even posting from the hospital. What a guy

Aaah, I, see visiting hours.

[Dancealot]

Thanks, Pa , I really thought the diversity of colours came out right on this one!

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

Sharpening is quite tricky, especially since TV tends to do some extra compression to the pics when uploaded and that can introduce sharpening artefacts.

Re lightroom, it has "punch" and "sharpen" presets that can be applied automatically on import, if you really dont want to monkey about. you just have to be careful about the additional sharpening applied during export.

I like that it is non-destructive, but keeps your settings so you can play with the images ad infinitum if you wish.

OK I know these are not trees, but here is a light room edit before and after....

After.... took me a while to find the punch button!

All I have to do know is figure how to export the images in a larger size! 640 x blah blah is too small...

Your beach is gone after your LR edit..

haha i like the first one too.

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

im gutted, there is the most beautiful tree on the river in vientiane and every time i tried to photograph it the light was either wrong or it had half the population of laos under it seeking shade. maybe next time

[Dancealot]

im gutted, there is the most beautiful tree on the river in vientiane and every time i tried to photograph it the light was either wrong or it had half the population of laos under it seeking shade. maybe next time

Where is it? Near the river across the main hotel strip, by any chance?

Edited September 2, 2013 by Dancealot

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

yep, just up from beaurivage mekong hotel where they just finished the road.

it has always been there, bit with all the surrounding greenery gone, it just pops

Edited September 2, 2013 by GirlDrinkDrunk

[Dancealot]

yep, just up from beaurivage mekong hotel where they just finished the road.

it has always been there, bit with all the surrounding greenery gone, it just pops

2006

Just for reference... Is it?

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

that ain't it. too central. too small too.

[Dancealot]

that ain't it. too central. too small too.

It's been 7 years ago...

Sorry, I tried..

You have made me very curious.

[Dancealot]

Meanwhile, a rather strange beach-tree in Kho Phangang.

Edited September 2, 2013 by Dancealot

[GirlDrinkDrunk]

Meanwhile, a rather strange beach-tree in Kho Phangang.

Malibu. Lovely place

[Dancealot]

Meanwhile, a rather strange beach-tree in Kho Phangang.

Malibu. Lovely place

Thank you for revealing yourself. I knew you couldn't resist..

Edited September 3, 2013 by Dancealot

[MJP]

Coconuts near Million Year Stone Park.

[shaggy1969]

This has got to be the most magnificent tree that I have seen in Thailand so far.

I was really blown away by it's size and beauty.....can any of you good people tell me what type of tree it is?

[Dancealot]

Road side tree.

[villagefarang]

Here is a tree on the bottom of a lake.

[Goompa]

Excellent photos you guys , I need a better camera.

[Dancealot]

Excellent photos you guys , I need a better camera.

Camera is 1 thing, PA, but skills, like the others have, make the real picture.

[Dancealot]

Kao Koh national park, Shady trees.

[pizzaman]

Tha Sala south Thailand east coast

[villagefarang]

Tree, road, farming or clouds?

[villagefarang]

Seeing double.

[Goompa]

Seeing quadruple actually , great shot VF sorry if I short-named you , Maybe better I say villiagefarang.

[villagefarang]

Seeing quadruple actually , great shot VF sorry if I short-named you , Maybe better I say villiagefarang.

I have grown quite fond of VF and use it often.

[Goompa]

Trees , photo in the floating market , cant remember the name 2011 , near Bkk .

[Dancealot]

Route 21, rainstorm.

[MJP]

[Goshawk]

the huge Buddha of Doi Kham temple watching over his trees....

Chiang Mai

[Dancealot]

Trees&Rocks @ Phu Hin Rog Kla.

Edited September 11, 2013 by Dancealot

[villagefarang]

One of my favorite trail trees taken from the other side for a change.