By this time next year, all of those trees will be gone. Along with the birds that nest in them, and the animals that benefit from them. Unfortunately, there's nowhere else those animals can go. This is the only large portion of woods for quite a drive. I submitted this photograph to show my frustration with the Chippewa logging company.
I made a saturation adjustment inside of my camera. Other than changing the size, that's all I did.
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I think it might be very cool if you got down low right next to the water and shot from there, keeping the trees/sky in the top 1/3 and the water making up the bottom 2/3. A different time of day would also help out as someone already said.
hi man
tnks for commenting.. thought id return the fav...
you got 182/288.. beat you by 150ish :)
i think a different time of day would help this shot out a bit.. around sunrise/set.. with some richer colors.
also.. i dont know about the little bit of road you got in on the left side of the photo.. maybe adjusting you position could help out the composition.
Good to see you with a new PB, Joe! In the UK, logging is controlled by a government body, The Forestry Commission; only a certain percentage of a wood or forest can be felled at a time and a nature corridor has to be left so that wildlife can move on to a new area.
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