fyi...mainly gave you high marks here.

My take:

King: the sheep puts it in perspective.

kadenajack: um, I like the fsct you cannot see all the tree, I feel that the fact it is cropped implies it is too big for the camera.

Overall, I agree, I've said this before and I'll say it again, if your image doesn't headbutt the observer with the theme it doesn't quite make it. Were this a redwood...

@mooch...on your last comment, about headbutting the theme, we are in total agreement. :>)

:-D

I just love this sort of scenery. It's my entry and I'll cry if I want to!

I love it too. I took a week-long narrowboat cruise along the (so-called) Llangollen Canal a few years ago. It was lambing season and we got to see many new borns and lots of beautiful scenery. Unfortunately, it was too early in the spring to see sights quite a lush as the one pictured above, but it was very beauful anyway.

You live in a beautiful place.

mooch, if it says big to you then great. I was just stating why I rated it the way I did.

No worries kadenjack, it was just my take is all. I really love the lush scenery of this shot and keep meaning to return just to capture the passing seasons.

Yes King Oxfordshire is magnificent. This was shot on what is considered old pasture land, usually associated with a large country house.

My parents live in South Wales, I find it a little too barren for my taste. There are ten beaches within a ten mile radius though...