Weekly photo contest: Trees

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I took this picture in December 2014 after we had a bit of freezing rain. Taken with my Lumia 830 in Wisconsin, US. This was pre-Lumia Camera 5 (which I am still waiting on the second Denim update!). WP_20141208_10_21_10_Pro.jpg
 
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Shot with Lumia 925, Lumia Camera and edited with Creative Studio app
One of my favorite photos. A tree in my school yard. Perfect for an album
cover lol
 
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Shot with Lumia 1020, today at a park in Singapore. Edited with Photos app on Windows 10 Technical Preview. Loved the beautiful lighting from the afternoon sun and the shadows.
Effects added : B&W Filter, Vignette, Selective Focus
 
Unexpected rains in India bought an added relief from the scorching sun to the plants in my mums garden :) Taken with the Lumia 1020 Stock Lumia camera app and a little touch up using picasa.
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Took this using my Lumia 930 in January this year, while I was at Erawan National Park, just a few hours by bus from Bangkok, Thailand.

I bumped up the vibrancy and reduced the shadows using the Lumia Creative Studio.
 
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Taken around 2 years ago, with LUMIA 920

Just shows how powerful the camera of this wonderful phone even way back.

I wanted a fresh perspective of taking the picture of trees while we were hiking Mt. Tapulao here in PH.

Edited with Photos app in Windows 8.1
 
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Lumia 930
Edited with Camera 360 sight
The Evening Tree.......
I was just walking by and got this short..... I think the Moon (If its visible to u) is supporting the pic......

P.S. ALL THE PICS ARE AWESOME HERE..
 
Shot was taken by Lumia 930 and edited with autodesk pixlr. I saw the tree near my University in Dresden, Germany.
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Model: Lumia 1020
Av: 2.2
Tv: 4s
ISO: 100
Focus: Manual
Software: Lightroom 5 to edit DNG file from Lumia Camera

The night clouds were particularly bright on Friday evening, so I took a pic of a tree in my backyard. To capture the dark scene, and to get the blurring of the moving clouds, I chose a shutter speed of 4.0 seconds. I used ISO 100, and manually focused on the branches, since our phones are useless in autofocus under these conditions. I put the 1020 into the Nokia camera grip so I could put it on a tripod, and took some pics. I liked this one the best. Kinda spooky. Then I loaded it up in Lightroom, and pushed the exposure up a crazy 2.7 stops! I underexposed because I find the 1020 is VERY sensitive to highlight clipping. This way, I didn't lose any detail in the bright parts of the scene. ISO 100 also provides the best highlight retention, which is also why I kept it on ISO100 rather than going to ISO400 to get a better exposed image.
 
Taken with L520 in Default camera..
It was a bet with my friend having a Xperia S that my 5MP cam can take a nice pic...
Edited with Lumia Creative Studio

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