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Beautifully captured detail of this destruction with just the right amount of post-processing. Well done, Sreejith!
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Thank you so much, Paula.
It’s always sad to see a tree being felled but if it tells a story or makes someone stop and think about it, it’s worth taking picture, right?
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Oh yes, Sreejith, absolutely. I think that every subject is worth a picture if the one who takes it has his vision of it. I like taking pics of still life too, no matter how still it is, if it speaks to me ;). Thank you for answering to my comment. You are a nice fellow 🙂
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You are absolutely right, Paula.
I am learning so much from this forum, thanks to all the nice people around 🙂
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wow – this one felt like a punch! ;0)
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Yea, absolutely. It’s not at all a good feeling to see a giant being felled.
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My heart hurts.
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I could understand how people feel when they can’t act against injustice being done right in front of them.
It was indeed sad…
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People have so little feeling about things like this, Sreejith. They don’t even see the tree as a Living Being. So sad.
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Stunning image, until sawdust caught by shutterspeeds
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Thank you so much for your comments 🙂
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What a powerful image. I can feel the grip of the chainsaw.
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Thanks a lot, Sue.
All I could do there was to take a photo, nothing useful to stop it.
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Excellent! A very subtle but wonderful example of the theme! Thank you!
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I thought of a caption for this image, and in a second this one flashed my mind.
I am really glad to see that you liked the post 🙂
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Powerful message.
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Thank you so much, Eliza 🙂
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That is a powerful image. Great light and composition!
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Thank you so much, Jeff 🙂
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Excellent capture, Sreejith! Very expressive and thought provoking.
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Thank you so much, Jackie 🙂
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Excellent!
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Thank you so much 🙂
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With the title, this is an emotional shot. I felt real sadness due to its accuracy.
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Yes, it’s an emotional shot indeed. We have been fighting against the felling of this giant mango tree for years on end, but finally had to give up…
We are planning to plant many a saplings in it’s place 🙂
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I always enjoy good photographs capturing the movement.
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