This picture is the same perspective as the first, however the exposure time is much faster. Which is why it appears darker, the amount of light that was let in was greatly reduced and therefore the entire tree appears to be in shadows.
This picture uses the tree itself to frame some of the leaves that can be seen behind it, it is also taken on an angle to give yet another perspective and way to look at the tree. I like the fact that the tree in the foreground is in focus but the leaves in the background fade out of focus.
This picture is a close up of the bark of the tree, which i like because you can really see all of the detail in it. I also like the fact that it really shows how no part of the tree is exactly the same. Even though you know it is from this tree you do not know where on the tree this specific area is.
This picture was taken with the camera on the ground at the base of the tree looking up. I like the perspective of this picture because it really draws your eye up to the top of the tree.
This is the first picture that i took, it just shows the tree as you would see it if you were looking at it. This picture was taken at eye level with a normal exposure.
This picture is the same perspective as the first, however the exposure time is much faster. Which is why it appears darker, the amount of light that was let in was greatly reduced and therefore the entire tree appears to be in shadows.
This picture uses the tree itself to frame some of the leaves that can be seen behind it, it is also taken on an angle to give yet another perspective and way to look at the tree. I like the fact that the tree in the foreground is in focus but the leaves in the background fade out of focus. 
This picture is a close up of the bark of the tree, which i like because you can really see all of the detail in it. I also like the fact that it really shows how no part of the tree is exactly the same. Even though you know it is from this tree you do not know where on the tree this specific area is.
This picture was taken with the camera on the ground at the base of the tree looking up. I like the perspective of this picture because it really draws your eye up to the top of the tree.
This is the first picture that i took, it just shows the tree as you would see it if you were looking at it. This picture was taken at eye level with a normal exposure. 
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