Just try and stop me.... by jedink

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jul 12, 2007

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....said mother nature. Nature-1, Humans-less than 1. Wandering around Subiaco, a supposedly trendy place to be in Perth, and found this 'lil tree growing out of the wall. Vey little postwork, just a touch of sharpening and a tweak on the shadows. It was mid afternoon, and I find that I tend to lean towards the darker pictures. So I thought I'd let the light in. At first the glare on the leaves put me off, but what the hey, I'm going to run with it. Any and all critiques, comments and thoughts more than welcome. Thnx for stopping by....

Comments (12)

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alhak

1:19AM | Thu, 12 July 2007

a great life finds a way shot or were there's a will there's a way! love the mossy wall texture

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Stone_Camel

1:36AM | Thu, 12 July 2007

Very nice photo. It just goes to show that no matter how much we screw up this planet, nature is always waiting to take over and begin anew. :)

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micturn

1:54AM | Thu, 12 July 2007

Determined little thing...great work.

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OldHippieKeyboard

2:56AM | Thu, 12 July 2007

Nature trumps man-made creations ... again. Nice presentation of shadows and texture. Good work!

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rockstrider

3:30PM | Thu, 12 July 2007

Wonderful find! I've no idea how plants manage this, I mean, where do the roots go?!? Nice share!

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lizzibell

4:16PM | Thu, 12 July 2007

Very nice...

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Richardphotos

9:45PM | Fri, 13 July 2007

things will grow on their own in some of the worst places but not in my yard.excellent find and capture

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NefariousDrO

5:39AM | Sat, 14 July 2007

Very nice photo. The glare from the sunlight isn't bad at all. You're right about the tree, though: I see plants growing in the most amazing places. Wonderful capture!

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