Kylie Greenan Photography
Paulowina Trees
Posted by Kylie Greenan (Hunters Hill, Australia) on 11 September 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
RICHMOND :o)
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Barbara from Florida, United States
Great image and perspective. Very interesting trees, nice that you posted a link about them. I will look into them.
11 Sep 2008 5:09am
@Barbara: Thanks so much Barbara, appreciate your comments greatly!
One from Açores, Portugal
Great image! Excellent choice B & W, very beautiful symmetry and light.
11 Sep 2008 5:19am
@One: Your words are very kind thank you One!
Steve Rice from Olympia, United States
I think this hallway of trees is so cool. Your photo is superb as usual. This species sounds like a super tree.
11 Sep 2008 5:29am
@Steve Rice: You are too kind, thanks so much Steve, I always appreciate your comments and enjoy reading them!
jamesy from christchurch, New Zealand
Cool Kylie perfect in B&W The link is very interesting thanks for posting that
It really is a supberb photo
11 Sep 2008 5:50am
@jamesy: Thanks Deb :o)
dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States
wow -- if i were a kid i would spend ages and ages under here! faaabulous! now i need to click on the link to find out more! ;) beautifully done -- it is like a separate magical world!
11 Sep 2008 5:54am
@dj.tigersprout: don't grow up yet DJ! :o) thanks for your comments!!
Linerberry from Sumner, Christchurch, New Zealand
Wow, such unusual trees, they seem to be quite bald until the very top of the tree:-) Wonderful image Ky, great perspective...I want to know whats at the end??? great in B&W too my good friend:-) Great link too!
11 Sep 2008 6:33am
@Linerberry: ahh, we all want to know what's beyond "the light" :o). You are right they are very bald until the tops of them, they grow like this, at the moment they have no leaves at all and are just big giant sticks! (this was taken back in summer). You are too kind, thank you my friend!
Maxine from Rangiora, New Zealand
Beautiful avenue of trees well composed and it looks stunning in B&W. Great work Kylie.
11 Sep 2008 6:36am
@Maxine: Thank you dear Max :o)
@Kenton: Thank you so much Kenton, appreciate your comments!
Shiva from Kajang, Malaysia
haunting! I can almost see a ghost walking to me through the lane!
11 Sep 2008 7:35am
kylie from Shanghai, China
A very magical, somewhat haunting image. Love the lines and shapes. I light at the end is a bit unnerving, what dangers lie beyond?
11 Sep 2008 8:38am
Veronelle from Lens, France
tres bel arbre, j'ai cru que c'était des catalpas et je suis allée voir le lien, c'est une super idée cette plantation !
11 Sep 2008 8:48am
Siam from Chaingrai, Thailand
A photo naturalness, within a natural framework, the trees are young, I think that it makes very good like climate.
11 Sep 2008 10:26am
Ron from Saint Louis, United States
I love the symmentry and the tones ... and, of course, the light at the end of the tunnel! Beautiful composition, Kylie.
11 Sep 2008 10:49am
Michael Rawluk from Williams Lake, BC, Canada
That is a wonderful scene and the shot does it justice. I especially like the processing b+w chosen.
11 Sep 2008 1:22pm
@Michael Rawluk: Thank you for your great comments Michael, always very much appreciated!
Laurie from New Jersey, United States
Fascinating. I love the repetitive pattern.
11 Sep 2008 3:15pm
Luis Rodrigues from Lisbon, Portugal
A fine shot!! Great DOF..the B & W works very well:) Thanks for your comment..
11 Sep 2008 3:26pm
Stephen Phillips from San Francisco, United States
Brilliant! Every decision you made here was spot-on. A really good image.
11 Sep 2008 3:41pm
Anthony Lambert from Bielefeld, Germany
Great depth in this shot and something very ghostly as well.Great work.
11 Sep 2008 3:42pm
Rui from Leiria, Portugal
Are we entering in another dimension?
Great shot and fantastic BW processing. Very well framed.
Well done Kylie
11 Sep 2008 3:59pm
Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
An amazing avenue of trees. I think I have seen these in Asia, or perhaps China, they are such an amazing exotic and beautiful species of tree, and I just love your shot here, you have captured a sure winner.
11 Sep 2008 4:59pm
Mary from Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom
Beautiful avenue of trees and so well framed, i must click on the link to find out more about them.
11 Sep 2008 7:16pm
Ana Lúcia from Leiria, Portugal
Excellent Kylie. The DOF has a mysterious effect here.
11 Sep 2008 10:47pm
Joserri from Alcorcón - Madrid, Spain
Impressive and melancholic. I agree with the tones.
Thanks.
11 Sep 2008 10:58pm
lisa v from Gawler, Australia
We need some of them for this place, not enough trees on this farm. Great shot Kylie, can imagine being in there on a hot summer's day, bliss.
12 Sep 2008 12:20am
Charles from New York, United States
Love the shot. Nice framing and softness/depth of field.
12 Sep 2008 2:00am
Melissa W. from Warsaw, Indiana, United States
Fantastic composition...love the symmetry. Looks like a magical place. Beautiful!
12 Sep 2008 2:03am
Nina from Hamburg, Germany
What a beautiful and mysterious path you've captured here, Kylie...and by the way the infos about those royal Paulownia trees are very interesting!
12 Sep 2008 2:38am
@Nina: Thank you so much for your lovely comment Nina, I am glad you like these and the link to the info, much appreciated!
Monique from Koh Samui, Thailand
Wow, as a viewer you really get drawn into this picture, great PoV and the depth is wonderful! There is a light at the end of the tunnel ....
12 Sep 2008 3:12am
Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada
It is a very mysterious path especially in b&w. Another galaxy to be sure.
12 Sep 2008 4:28am
Nicholas from Shah Alam, Malaysia
Thanks for leading me down the path. Lovely photo.
12 Sep 2008 4:58am
Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia
What a strong composition, Kylie. This is really a standout image, and great black and white. Very interesting link, too.
13 Sep 2008 10:18am
bluechameleon from Vancouver, Canada
wow...I could park myself here and never leave! Fantastic shot, and thank you for the link. I've never seen or heard of these trees before. I love this one so much.
13 Sep 2008 12:57pm
Brian from Seattle, United States
Makes me want to run straight through there, nice shot!
14 Sep 2008 8:46am
Howard F. from South Pasadena, Calif., United States
Spectacular shot- an invitation into a mysterious pathway. What's on the other side?
25 Sep 2008 3:37am
