Notes
Doing a "funeral walk" on a parcel of land that's slated to be sub-divided into 35 house lots I came across this tree, recently fallen. Did it anticipate it's fate?
Camera & Exposure Information
| Canon EOS 5D | |
| Focal Length: | 17 mm |
| Aperture: | f/4 |
| Exposure: | 1/50 sec |
| ISO Speed: | 400 |
Category: [in the woods]
Tags: trees
Comments
Found you on Vink's photoblog - love that picture you propose today, so "earthy" and mysterious as well, feel like touching it. May I ?... Thanks !
k@ on 4th December 2008 @ 11:10am
Oh I think these are a bit scary I always go in a wide circle around them :-)
Frida on 4th December 2008 @ 2:07pm
It is amazing what is beneath a tree, and this is only a small part of it!
Claus Petersen on 4th December 2008 @ 2:08pm
Not so long ago, the storms in Western BC devestated my favourite location at Goldstream provincial park, and so many of the beautiful and elderly trees were lost.
There were a peppering of fallen ones just like this, and I walked around so sad, feeling as though I had lost old friends. They can be several hundred years old, and lost in a few seconds.
The power of nature, magnificently captured here. Very nice perspective, capturing that devestation
FLOOG on 4th December 2008 @ 2:34pm
Interesting composition !
Vink on 5th December 2008 @ 1:12pm