Life After Logging

AlanLichty

Moderator
This is a nice example of what the forest floor looks like in an area that was clear cut and replanted about 20-30 years ago. The uniform age and spacing of all the trees is the main giveaway coupled with the fact that the trees are all the same species. Almost a perfect recipe for a crown fire.

On the flip side the undergrowth does have some nice patches of color for scenes like this one.

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C&C always welcome.

Edit: New crop as per Jim' suggestion.

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JimFox

Moderator
Staff member
That looks pretty cool Alan! Finally some fall colors! :)

I would crop a hair off the bottom, the little snippet of a pathway there is more of a distraction then a lead in.
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
That looks pretty cool Alan! Finally some fall colors! :)

I would crop a hair off the bottom, the little snippet of a pathway there is more of a distraction then a lead in.
Thanks Jim - definitely more yellows but at a cost. It's basically a tree farm instead of a true coastal temperate rain forest - very little moss and no diversity for the tree species and size. I added a new version with your crop suggestion. I did that crop with the original but then ran the RAW file through DxO Deep Prime which uses only the RAW with the original crop and I forgot to redo the crop.
 

AlanLichty

Moderator
I like the yellows surrounded by the green on the top and bottom of the frame.
Thanks Jameel - the yellows made a nice diagonal for the composition. I think I slammed on the brakes just about every time I saw concentrations of yellow along the drive.
 
This is a nice example of what the forest floor looks like in an area that was clear cut and replanted about 20-30 years ago. The uniform age and spacing of all the trees is the main giveaway coupled with the fact that the trees are all the same species. Almost a perfect recipe for a crown fire.

On the flip side the undergrowth does have some nice patches of color for scenes like this one.

View attachment 54384

C&C always welcome.

Edit: New crop as per Jim' suggestion.

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Alan, I would crop the bottom slice a bit too.

Oliver
 
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