Alain wrote:
> 
> Let see... An old forest should have dead branches, and some boulders 
> and smaller rocks. Some more bushes and undergrowth would also seem 
> appropriate.
> The two bare trees don't need to be dead trees, just trees that loose 
> ther leaves faster. But they look to symetrical to the ruin. just 
> displacing one a bit should do the job.
> I'd also slightly reorient the camera somewhat to the left.
> As ther is a ruin, there shold also be some broken stone blocks, and 
> some almost intact but partialy buried.
> Tree bark tend to get rougher near the base of the tree, but some trees 
> tend to keep some smoothness for a very long time. Maples and oaks tend 
> to have very rough bark, with vertical grooves that can get to be an 
> inch deep and sometimes more.
> 

Thank you Allen for all the useful suggestions, I'll keep them in mind.

> Where is the blue flower?

;) ...see my replies to Stephen, Jim and 'Mr Art'.

-Ive

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