My Dad was a Wisconsin boy, circa early 20th century. He had a green thumb and loved the elms that grew back there. Karon & I had an evergreen Chinese elm volunteer at our last Fallbrook place, but they're just not the same as the cold-climate deciduous elms you photographed.
I almost never do and I think I would. Although there is a lot of mass on the left, the tree diagonal moves it easily into the mid ground/horizon. Painters use diagonals for this precise reason.
tempted to crop the sign?
ReplyDeleteMy Dad was a Wisconsin boy, circa early 20th century. He had a green thumb and loved the elms that grew back there. Karon & I had an evergreen Chinese elm volunteer at our last Fallbrook place, but they're just not the same as the cold-climate deciduous elms you photographed.
ReplyDeleteDon't know about the sign, it gives a certain balance to the heavy left side. I'll see what it looks like using PS CS6 content aware fill.
ReplyDeleteI almost never do and I think I would. Although there is a lot of mass on the left, the tree diagonal moves it easily into the mid ground/horizon. Painters use diagonals for this precise reason.
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