Antioch

Photographer's Note

At the flatland area, at the foot of the mountains are the old mining residences. This area has more trees and water sought by the wild animals.

The Preserve's 65 miles of trails traverse areas of grassland, foothill, woodland, mixed evergreen forest, chaparral, stream vegetation and exotic plantings. Notable among the latter are tree species introduced by the coal miners. These include the black locust, pepper tree, almond, eucalyptus and tree of heaven.

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PP Work: Adjust levels control; Adjust saturation; Sharpen; Crop; Frame; Reduce image size for upload.

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robiuk (10807) 2006-08-20 16:27

Hi Andre,
there's something in this image (besides well controlled light) that makes me say 'ooh!'. I've read your note and there's no mention of any unusual post-treament to the photo.
Still, as if I can see some darkening at the bottom as well as some fine haze/blur in the greens on the left and behind the gate, on the right - not noticing that as a negative thing, in contrary!
The overal effect is great, nice warm colouring and lovely detail of the wooden shed on the right!
Thanks,
Robi