My name is Joanna. I am a graphic artist by profession and a passionate photographer by avocation. I live on Long Island, not far from New York City in the United States. Other interests include gardening, listening to music (mostly Jazz, classical and blues), going to plays and reading. I enjoy traveling and spend many happy hours photographing alone or with friends.
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| F Number | f/4.5 |
|---|---|
| Make | Canon |
| Model | Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL |
| Shutter Speed | 1/125 |
| ISO Speed | 400 |
| Focal Length | 75 |
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Comments (18)
erlandpil
nice shot erland
durleybeachbum
A very classy photo!
Richardphotos
someone asked me before why do trees in the graveyard always so beautiful.I said well they do have lots of fertilizer!this tree is awesome
jmb007
bonne photo!!
qrud
Our life is one second in the life of a tree.
bmac62
Striking. I always find myself imagining where the roots must go...
kagemusha77
Superb image, very spiritual atmosphere, magnificent tree in this beautiful shot!
Feliciti
like this mood !!!
auntietk
What a gorgeous tree! I love the composition, and cemeteries are some of my favorite places to photograph. This is outstanding!
sandra46
awesome image!
Blush
Excellent image Hugs Susan~
bobrgallegos
Outstanding capture!
fallen21
Fantastic shot.
anianiani
Ohh..........how wonderful dear friend........thanks
geoffwoods
brilliant my friend don't have to say anymore.
delaorden_ojeda
pretty beautiful work , no need of words , excelent tribute
dakotabluemoon
Very cool shot looks like a painting.
tizjezzme
That humungous tree is something else, and to be there in the cemetery makes it more impressive. The POV in which you snapped this is ideal. This is one great shot; I absolutely love this.