Hasbruch 1 by jcv2
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Thank you so much for all your wonderful comments on the Terschelling-series! I appreciate them very much!
It is time to start something new now, so I decided to take my Kodak Photo-cd with digitized slides and I discovered this series, slides shot back in April 1992. I start with this capture of a scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) growing on top of the Osenberge (23 m, 75 ft) in Northern Germany (close to Oldenburg). Actually, we are on our way to the little forest called Hasbruch and after that we planned to follow the Weser river, but we stopped here to enjoy these little sand-hills.
Minolta X-700 (Agfa 100 CTi, 70 mm and cropped)
Thanks for your attention and your always valuable comments
Comments (45)
Apophis906
Wow thats some freaky tree root system, awesome photo.
sharky_
Tree on the tips of its roots. Interesting shot. Aloha
Coppens
This tree wanted to be different! Very interesting and marvelous capture!
PeeWee05
WOW - talk about soil erosion!
Dianthus
Isnt mother nature unbelievable sometimes. Look at the root system of this tree. Excellent work:)
squirrel2005
WOOW Amazing roots!!!!Really some strong guy's. Not easy to blow this tree away:)Thanks for sharing, and wish you a lovely day!
Mondwin
Wirklich eine wunderbare Foto!!!bravo!V:DDD
nhirschberger
Fantastic shot ! Wonderful textures and details ! Excellent work !!!
ysvry
great foto, in bloemendaal there also was a tree like this, as a kid i always loved going inside the roots and play it was a house lol.
vlaaitje
oo yes the roots......love it...so powerful
babuci
This tree looks like standing on its own "feet"! Excelent capture!!
marybelgium
great find and shot !!!
Valerie-Ducom
wowwwwwww, impressiv image and excellent composition color and lighting, i like very much.. BRAVO... Hugs
BorisB
What a pretty and crazy artwork of nature, very impressive "architecture"!
lejimi
Is it an ent ?
meissner
Great picture! It looks like treebeard, the Elm of Isengard in Tolkien's magnificent book. Have a good day, J.C.!
Ikarius
Wow, looks great and interesting! Well seen!
Laelia
Tu as bien fait de nous montrer ce vieil arbre extraordinaire ! It's quite 2 hundred years old, isn't it ? So spacious and as wrung as a rheumatic ...! Great idea and shot q:)
parb1194
Wonderful shot of this pine with some of its root exposed to show the structure. Excellent!!!!!
hotracer2
Great image of natures artwork, errosion has given you a great shot:):):)...V
john010766
wonderful capture of natural art, reminds me of Andy Goldsworthy....S
rainbows
Great shot, Jan-Carel. Excellent work. I like this tree with its root system exposed to the elements. Nature sure is wonderful!!!
croxie
hehe...it looks like one of the trees in Lord of the Rings...but smaller. As if it grabbed the ground not to fall over. Great shot :D
Vik9740
thats some gnarly roots going on there!
egliska
!!! Interesting !!!
froznlife42
WOW!! That thing looks like it's ready to go for a stroll along the hill side. Very cool!!
Undertaker
Impressive shot.
soulofharmony
war of the worlds but more like triffids.. splendid shot.. jc...the earth is moving:)
jgkane
A very atmospheric shot, Jan-Carel. The pine looks about ready to lift itself off the sandy ground and replant itself somewhere else. Still, I suppose it did stop to pose for you ;o) Regards, John.
redchilicat
I don't think I have ever seen a pine tree like that! Wow that is very cool! :-) Looking forward to this new adventure!