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I initially went out today with a different photo in mind,
but then I saw they were cutting the trees and it looked so sad, and it made me sad because they are cutting A LOT of trees lately. I don't know what they're doing, but it's changing my favorite photo places and just the places I've known for a long time. And I really don't like it, I think it's important to have as much nature as possible, especially when you live in/near a city.
Ruining the environment as always....
Anyway, this is my first expansion ever, wooh!
Thanks to:
This photographer for the title
Sarah Ann Loreth for the tutorial
and inspiration with squares and expansion
and actually a handful of people on Flickr for the inspiration.
and here's a before after
but then I saw they were cutting the trees and it looked so sad, and it made me sad because they are cutting A LOT of trees lately. I don't know what they're doing, but it's changing my favorite photo places and just the places I've known for a long time. And I really don't like it, I think it's important to have as much nature as possible, especially when you live in/near a city.
Ruining the environment as always....
Anyway, this is my first expansion ever, wooh!
Thanks to:
This photographer for the title
Sarah Ann Loreth for the tutorial
and inspiration with squares and expansion
and actually a handful of people on Flickr for the inspiration.
and here's a before after
Image size
1200x1200px 1.26 MB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 60D
Shutter Speed
1/99 second
Aperture
F/1.4
Focal Length
50 mm
ISO Speed
100
Date Taken
Mar 1, 2012, 6:08:05 PM
Sensor Size
5mm
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Well, somewhere the wood for furniture, etc. needs to come from.
(I'm a nature-lover myself and had one of the forests we roamed when we was younger being cut down, so I know how you feel.
Still, that are the consquences of our lifestyle. And I prefer it over what mining does to nature.)
(I'm a nature-lover myself and had one of the forests we roamed when we was younger being cut down, so I know how you feel.
Still, that are the consquences of our lifestyle. And I prefer it over what mining does to nature.)