Peeling Bark by photosynthesis
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The peeling bark of a madrone tree, up close. Please zoom...
Comments (14)
Faemike55
very cool capture
roguetographer
Love it! Great textures and subtle colors. A work of art!
giulband
Wonderful! You have a great sense of image!!
bebopdlx
Outstanding.
Juliette.Gribnau
beautiful textures
GARAGELAND
Great job on this, the grainy effect works well here,
sossy
natural artwork with outstanding textures! ;o)
MrsRatbag
Love this wonderful papery bark; fantastic capture of the texture!
netot
What a fantastic texture!
auntietk
You have the most amazing eye, to see these beautiful abstract compositions in nature. The papery bark is such a gorgeous texture, and makes for a wonderful picture!
goodoleboy
Stellar contrast, color and texture in this peeling photo.
bmac62
Makes me want to go out and begin examining trees around our campsite. Very inspiring.
anahata.c
While I zoom everything, I wouldn't think of 'not' zooming your work: It just demands it, and it pays for itself many times over. Another madrone shot, and this one is like the skins of root vegetables curling off the root as it bakes. Wonderful curled textures. And brittle textures too. Like a pile of tree-based potato chips, or chocolate shavings. Like tara says, you have the most amazing eye for wresting out these abstract beauties from the nature around you. (Well I paraphrased a bit, but she said something very similar.) And each one is still very different than the last. I especially like the way the reds morph into intense whites and cooler grays: They get very steely, in a way. Another fine capture of energies and flows from you. And very rich too. I'll be back for more, I'm just returning and catching up with those of you I left out last time, and I'm not finished here by any means. Your most recent farm pieces are beautiful. I love when you work with farms and their grounds...
danapommet
Fantastic find and photo. It is as thin as old dried up parchment paper!