Wicked Tree

Hard to believe it's 2013! I sure hope you all had a wonderful New Year and I look forward to another year of exploring new photographic opportunities and following the wonderful art you will all produce this year!

[Teresa (pocketmouse)]

Amazing! :)

[Vicki K]

Just Beautiful!

[Jane Pittenger]

Wild edit!

[John]

Wonderful shot

[Denise]

Wow...a gorgeous shot Wendy. The clouds are dancing!

[Gerry]

such a stunning shot Wendy fav

[Sean]

Cool tree!

[Kass]

Happy New Year Wendy! So glad I can still follow your wonderful project - looking forward to it. :)

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Mike Warren]

Awesome color and detail.

[Sue Hawkins]

cool shot amazing colours we are in depths of grey winter so this works so well at cheering me up!

[Sheila]

What software do you use to process your HDR? This is wicked good (as always!) FAV

[simon peter thorne]

superb shot Wendy or AAU as i used to say :)

[Diana]

This is amazing. All of your photos are. I just spent some time looking back at the last month or so. Consider this a comment on each and every one of them... great! fantastic! beautiful! I'm giving this project a third try. Wish me luck. Happy New Year to you!

[Muriel Scheurer]

Happy New Year to you too and what a amazing shot. I really love your processing, it gives it such a great dramatic feel.

[Roxy]

Very cool, alot of movement to it

[Janelle]

The colours, tones and textures are fabulous!!

[Lesley Chisholm]

I see what you mean, it does look rather wicked. Maybe more so at night in the moonlight though.

[Leana Niemand]

This is incredibly beautiful, the colours are amazing....a fav.

[Wendy]

@swguevin Thank you Sheila! I use both Photomatix and Nik HDR2 software. This shot was done using Photomatix. Thanks for asking!

[Lydia]

Great! totally wicked tree. Good use of HDR....makes the entire image look deliciously threatening!

[ThatClayGuy]

Beautiful!

[PasadenaRose]

OH! WOW!
Awesome processing. I Googled Garden of the Gods. Now it's on my bucket list. :-)

[Captured4Ever]

Love it! If you are ever in South Carolina, visit Botany Bay . . . it's filled with magnificent dead trees that are truly natural wood sculptures!

[Angela]

Fantastic!