Unknown Palm #1 by fotogSTAN

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Feb 23, 2006

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(Planting Fields, Oyster Bay, NY)

Comments (17)

Valerie-Ducom

1:12AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

beautiful capture and very nice color... Excellent done. good day!

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jinet

1:15AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

Beautiful photo, provide a splendid abstraction !

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mizoli

1:25AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

Beautiful shot again!

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DELMUR

1:31AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

i love that kind of photo!!!not sure that it's a palm tree!

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kimariehere

1:40AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

fantastic texture and compostions!! wonderful fanning diplay!

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WandM

2:28AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

A wonderful playing garden for the insects ;)

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Luka_30

4:46AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

Great design of nature perfectly captured!

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Rene-Brugman

6:11AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

such a great pov.........lovely details and patterns

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fotogSTAN

7:06AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

I think it's in the palm family (rather than cactus family) because it was in the tropical plant room at the arboretum. They have a separate cactus room.

soulofharmony

8:04AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

beautiful abstractional light and symetrics..linear again perfect.. l dont now the name.. but know a man that might..:) excellent

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firestorm

8:54AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

wonderful compo to give it the abstract look :)

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jcv2

10:10AM | Thu, 23 February 2006

Beautiful capture of this unknown palm tree, no idea what species it might be! :)

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Punaguy

12:12PM | Thu, 23 February 2006

This looks like a Pandanas Palm or Screw Pine...don't quote me on this cause I can't see roots of this palm. Panadans roots look like fingers extending to the ground when fully developed. Here in the islands the Pandanas leaves are used to make baskets, purses, hats, etc. Lovely shot of this palm~ Aloha!

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