The Wet Wood over the budding Bog Myrtle by durleybeachbum
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Comments (21)
Faemike55
Very beautiful area great capture Andrea
Juliette.Gribnau
just so beautiful !
flora-crassella
How cool iis this? Renderosity translate!
kgb224
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Hendesse
Superb shot and interesting title.
emmecielle
Excellent capture! :)
jendellas
Looks a lovely place.
jayfar
A very nice capture Andrea.
moochagoo
Love the colors and lighting
goodoleboy
An awesome display of impenetrable foliage in this fine photo. A machete is definitely necessary to make any headway through that imposing thicket of brambles and such.
auntietk
Three cheers for wetlands! Such a fascinating and beautiful environment.
jocko500
spring is on the way. this is cool
danapommet
The colorful myrtle sets off the rest of the photo - a lot of moss back in the trees!
wysiwig
Sounds like the title to a children's story. That's quite a tangled wood. A beautiful place.
SunriseGirl
A lovely soft-looking subltly-colored nature scene. Thanks for sharing.
helanker
What a lovely place and i bet it is full of birds.
Adobe_One_Kenobi
The title sounds like a Steeleye span song :) Lovely shot.
MrsRatbag
Wonderful colours and textures in this landscape!
Mark-David-Rogers
Another fine shot, nicely taken.
Katraz
Just tried to say the title of your pic , you would have though I was drunk I will try again later, nice pic though.
anahata.c
What completely different photos (this and the flickr). This is all in-our-faces, a closeup of the tangle and messy opulence of all those branches and the undergrowth, and the collision of greens with browns with reds, etc. All tilted to one side, with the center trees offering outreaching branches. After seeing Bill's and Tara's shots of the Southeastern US swamplands, this feels oddly similar to those areas, even though it's a totally different ecological world. But bogs do have something in common with those wetlands, right? A teeming sight, captured as if right on top of it, a front forward wave of sinew, trunk and hue. I'd heard of the heaths you have in that part of the world: One of the delights of your gallery is to actually see them. (Was this the kind of area King Lear stood on when he railed against the storm---the so-called "blasted heath"? If he did, I'd imagine he'd stop and mutter, "to hell with it, this place isn't so damned bad!") And btw: "The Wet Wood over the budding Bog Myrtle" sounds like the name of an Irish reel!!! Irish bands have basic reels, jigs, ballads, etc, but they give them names like "Finian Gladdigh's Misty River Shack's Two-Step," with spoken intros like "We learned this from Paddy's second cousin, from County Cork, who learned it from her neighbor's cow..." That's a great title---worth the price of the upload alone!)