My Maple Tree

For the David Hilliard artist challenge .
He says the following about his work:
"For me, the construction of panoramic photographs, comprised of various single images, acts as a visual language. Focal planes shift, panel by panel. This sequencing of photographs and shifting of focal planes allows me the luxury of guiding the viewer across the photograph, directing their eye; an effect which could not be achieved through a single image."

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[Lou]

oo, I like this one! I think you really got the essence of what he does and gave it a twist of Hope :)

[Beth Sheppard]

I love this one. Let's me look at the tree whole, but reminds me to stop and look at beautiful detail of the bark.

[Lisa]

Love this, and great description by @louuncouth

[Lisa Poland]

Love, love, love this! FAV!

[Kathy]

Fun!

[James]

Stunning Hope. Fav

[belinda]

Great shot for the theme and artist challenge. The sequencing of the shots really adds interest to the subject.

[Jan Rose]

I like this, nice lighting.

[Lyn Berriman]

Lovely!

[Francoise]

really nice with the bright one in middle. I like the way that the branches to sides are angled also.

[Margaret Obey]

Fabulous

[MaryBeth Dailey]

I love how you did this collage that is not seeming like a collage. haha Meaning...that it pieces together to make a whole one unified pic..but stylized. I was shooting "my cedar tree" today, and was thinking "how can I collage some of these together maybe to show more than just one shot shows. "But did not think of this. Love it!