Sculptured tree trunk base by goodoleboy
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An unusual sight captured almost four years ago, 2/16/10, very early in the AM, somewhere around the neighborhood.
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Comments (18)
Hendesse
Fantastic textures and details. Some interesting shapes. Two superb shots!
durleybeachbum
Most interesting! The authorities seem frightened to let nature loose in your area!
ArtistKimberly
Exquisite image,
ysvry
great foto, is am after mid day or after mid night? allways find that confusing. :P
goodoleboy
AM = After Midnight
magnus073
Mice work on this truly amazing presentation, Harry
racolt33
Now that is definitely worth the capture. Spectacular textures and lighting. Great postwork.
AidanaWillowRaven
Amazing trunks :D
MrsRatbag
They take such a wonderful shape as they dehydrate and decay; wonderful find, and excellent captures, Harry!
HopeFadesEternal
Interesting photo. Like to know the history around that one, wouldn't you? Excellent catch!
mgtcs
Fantastic image my friend, the trees are outstanding! Congratulations!
claude19
beautiful photographs of many tortured trunks!
angora
amazing!! wonderfully captured! love the light!
sharky_
Interesting stump....
anmes
Great find and fine capture
jocko500
you did good here
anahata.c
This is scintillating not only for the shapes and lights in each shot, but for the strong contrasts between both shots---even though they're just different angles of the same sight. The bottom one has such a different feel, with the light coming from almost behind you: The stumps are a dark greenish-tan, like sculptures made w/ dark olive wood. Age and mass dominate, there. Whereas the same stumps, in no. 1, show more lines and much more light. There, it seems almost like driftwood---wonderful contrast in the two views. Also, the tree itself is thicker and more frontal, in your bottom shot, with a seam and a "v" perfectly placed at the peak of one stump (nice composition, Harry); whereas, in the top shot, the trunk is in a side-posture. And you have more of that light---bleached, intense, with tans and golds mixed in. And this is definitely winter, as the burnt hues and dried leaves attest. This is about bare-bones, in a way, nature brought down to its purest forms. Again, you've singled out a simple 'event'---a tree with two stumps, contained in a small space in your neighborhood---and shown that it creates its own universe. And you brought it to life with light-shadow work, pov's, and your inimitable early morning light. As Hendesse says, two superb shots.
debbielove
Well that IS an odd looking truck for sure! Somewhat hacked about and not looked after but interesting none the less.. Well taken mate! Rob
tennesseecowgirl
Great image!