Tree by olivier158
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Just a tree... a nice one, isn't it ? (i'm talking about the tree, not my picture lol)
See ya my friends !
Olivier
Comments (15)
dhanco
That's a wonderful tree and so is your shot. Thought it was birds sitting on the tree in the thumb .. very weird, but beautiful tree.
nikolais
fantastic architecture of the branches
Janiss
Très beau graphisme et un équilible parfait avec ce cadrage! Je pense qu'il s'agit d'un tilleul mais je t'avoue n'en avoir jamais vu avec de telles branches comportant autant de noeuds... très curieux mais superbe... bien vu m'sieur! o)
babuci
Spooky looking in a good way. Excelent capture and not just a tree.
MrsRatbag
Much, much more than just a tree. And as usual, an excellent capture!
LovelyPoetess
Can you imagine having to decorate that tree for Christmas? Great eye, great shot, great tree! : )
zep_addict
Fantastic photoº°
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Superbe graphisme noir et blanc ! Ressemble à une encre de chine ......
durleybeachbum
Excellent photo, but an appalling way to treat a tree! I often think that some councils should be had up for tree abuse.
Djavad
En guise de mains, je vous tends mes moignons..., bravo
elisheba
amazing shot of a totally surreal tree:) I like your black and white shots very much, this one is my favorite
timtripp
cool image
delaorden_ojeda
Both are unic, superb image and compo !
misha_d
Great shot, great shot, great shot!!!
Chipka
Natural forms can be so utterly surreal at times and this tree is a perfect example of that. You have a fantastic eye as you've not only spotted this intriguing scene, but you actually thought to capture and present it in such a striking and compelling way! I love the knotty growths as well as the oddly "regular" arrangement of the branches. Again, your choice of black and white is superb and in a sense, emotionally riveting. I'd discovered your gallery through random browsing and now I'm hooked!