dead oak by jocko500

Photography • Landscape • posted on Dec 28, 2006

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Description

I been seeing this tree and photo it many times. I never posted it because I saw things wrong with the photo. So I keep trying and then with the film camera I shoot this and I liked it. I shot this last week end when I shoot the airboads. They are about 3 miles apart. Hope you all like it. thanks for comments and all.

Comments (46)

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jocko500

6:10PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

been shooting this every time I pasted by for the past 6 months. I do not past often here maybe one time a month. was trying to think of something to show something in life but could not think of any. Lol life goes on.

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jocko500

6:12PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

I not saying film is better. It differ than from my digital camera

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rainbows

6:16PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

It is a wonderous caputure Jock. Superb. I am sorry it is dead :-(((( Find an acorn, plant it at this trees base, please. Keep it in little pot with earth first, to germinate. Oak will grow again. We have to love our trees, hey? Hugs for all your dear family. Diane. I grow little oaks from acorns, plant them in open spaces where they can have good life.

mooreno

6:16PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Like it very much. As for being either film ot digital they are different in so many ways.

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avalonfaayre

6:22PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

This looks like a really interesting place. I wonder why the tree died? It must have been such a beautiful big tree. Sad and lonely looking...

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angelbearzs

6:26PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

that is very pretty tree!!!!!:) 5stars

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carlx

6:28PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Great memento for the dead oak!!! Very nice composition, lights!!! Excellent capture!!!

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jif3d

6:44PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Sure looks like a dead tree, I guess it's now a home for all types of wildlife. ~Cheers~

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miladyblu

6:48PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Ciao!Beautiful and interesting capture!I am sorry of see this tree of oak is dry and dead all! I love a lot the nature and the trees! To see the trees buckets and dead transmits always a feeling of sadness!This shot is excellent!As always you are a very good photographer and a big artist my dearest friend Jock!!thank you for sharing!!I wish you a Happy New Year!!Have a wonderful day!a big kiss and a big hug!!

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goodoleboy

7:04PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Nice capture of the dead oak, Jocko. That's life, and now death. Probably use it for firewood or something. The area looks rather feral. I have lots of photos of barren, leafless trees, but that's because they're dormant during the winter, and will blossom out again come this spring.

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kurtsart

7:23PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Wow! Great capture. Whats funny, I was planning to upload a picture of a dead tree close to Estes Park here in Colorado tonight :) But perhaps I'll do something completely different. All the best ***** Kurt

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Richardphotos

7:37PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

cool old tree even in decay. you done a good job

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skiwillgee

7:43PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Looks like snakey territory. Spanish moss is nice.

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redbeard

7:53PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Really nice composition, looks like that's a really big oak that's still alive right next to it.

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CarolSassy

8:35PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

I wonder why it died? Old age? Some oak disease? Who knows? Great shot though! (:

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lior

11:09PM | Thu, 28 December 2006

Excellent POV,so wonderful render! I really wonder how old was this tree before dying? Thank you for sharing Jocko! Joy...Happiness...Happy New Year! Lior

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