woodwork by oscilis
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Saw a pile of sawn tree trunks while walking through a wood on the way up Orris Hill in the Lake District. I am not on my computer...can't get the thumbnails to work...can't even see the colours properly. Think I'll wait until I get back to my own machine before posting anymore. Thanks for previous comments and encouraging noises about not smoking.
Comments (9)
jcv2
Well, fortunately WE can see the colors and this shiny sawn wood is not easy to capture so well! Impressive work, Rozanne and um... it's just great to see what you're seeing here, thumbnail or no thumbnail! :)
Digimon
Wow! You can see the actual shape of the chainsaw!!! You did a wonderful job of balancing the rings and texture of the cross-section, with the sheen that reveals the cut marks!!!
Svarg
Wow! Really great capture! I love how you can see where there were leaves, the rich color of the moss, and the saw marks. Wondeful shot!
Cosme..D..Churruca
Desde aquse ve perfecto ! Hasta me parece ver una cara... la luz es genial, incide de tal manera que se puede "leer" la historia del arbol. Vuelve pronto Rozanne !
marybelgium
amazing shot ! no thumbnail... no colors ... no posting anymore and NO SMOKING ! Gros bisous !
ERMITA
Excellent photo! A detail of the beloved nature! Thanks for sharing your detail!!
sharky_
Keep on posting my friend, just don't smoke and hang in there. Excellent shot. Aloha
jgkane
Lovely textures, Rozanne. Re the 'coffin nails', take heart. My friends who have succeeded in the past, simply made their mind to stop, and kept at it, one day at a time. I never started but get lots of passive smoke even these days, especially on the FirstBus route 240 single deckers out to deepest darkest Lanarkshire. Keep up the good work. Regards, John
CDBrugg
Think of all the money you will save (and the camera you buy later?) lol