DOME TREE

[FUJI]

No!

 

It's not a Lone Tree 

 

There are others close by...........it does have a particularly attractive Dome shape that has often attracted my Photographer's eye....thing is, it is right at the edge of quite a busy road and on a hill, so to frame it I needed to lean far over the wooden fence.

 

Any where else, I would have to  include a doggy bin and a line of parked cars.

 

This is truly a......make sure you get it right in the viewfinder shot....no cropping.......as taken:

 

FUJI

[Guest]

I've got to be honest Fuji this does just not work for me,to busy so many shapes and distractions all over the frame the tree gets lost in it all..

[JHFoto]

Sorry I have to agree with Paul.........

[Korky]

The Lone Tree Regulations 1948 - Section 12, Paragraph 26 clearly state that....

 

A tree may not be classed as 'lone' if it is sited within 18ft of another tree, fence, metalled roadway, lay-by or parked vehicle.

 

You're right, Fooj - this doesn't qualify. However....

 

I can see Paul's point, it is a busy composition, but can't help wondering if a square crop (to get rid of the branches on the left) might help.

 

Korky

[THELONGMAN]

For me the fence is the odd man out, If I were the cropper I would cut as far as possible and either spot heal or clone out the rest,

[PaulT]

Tis a lovely tree and the domed hill as the background is perfect. The branches on the left don't help though, is there a chainsaw reference rule on the forum  

[FUJI]

You are right PaulT,

 

'Tis a great pity that the tree isn't further into the field, I had to lean right over the fence to get what I have in frame.......Sad to say, that a private chainsaw vs trees in a Conservation Area is a No-No.

 

FUJI