During my recent jaunt through the bush I saw this scene. I tried to capture the tree sticking out among the rest, which I think that (in a most technical sense), I did. However, I really wanted to show its height.
I think that if I had my 70-200 with me it would’ve been much easier to emphasize, but I didn’t so I worked with what I had.
I feel that in a way this does show the tree’s height well, whilst also making it feel small within the context of the greater landscape. It easily draws attention to itself, but it’s also quite easy to let the eyes wander away.
This is my submission into the one hundred-and-twelfth Lens-Artists Photo Challenge.
The theme for this one is “Pick a Word“.
I went with “growing” and “crowded”; both of which are applicable (in certain ways) to this image.
The challenge is hosted by four people and cycles weekly:
Week 1 – Patti
Week 2 – Ann-Christine aka Leya
Week 3 – Amy
Week 4 – Tina
This one is hosted Leya. Next week’s is guest-hosted by Rusha Sams of Oh the Places We See.
I recommend checking out how people are interpreting the challenges. I also recommend joining in. It’s a growing, fun community.
I hope you enjoy.




Wow, it really is a masterpiece isn’t it Brian?! Thanks for joining in!
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Brian?
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Great aerial view of a very crowded forest! Great choice for the challenge, Brian. And thanks for spreading the word about the challenge!
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Cheers, though this patch of bushland was shot from an open rocky surface not overly elevated above the area. Also, who is Brian?
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Oops! Sorry! Wrong name! My apologies, SH.
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All good 🙂
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Excellent choice!
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Cheers, glad you think so 🙂
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That is a cool shot!
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Thank you 🙂
I do need to take the 70-200 next time though. Get the tree with better clarity.
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Out-STANDING. 🙂
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You’ve reminded me of a joke about an award-winning scarecrow. I appreciate that, but at the same time I can’t help but inaudibly groan.
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