Schismatic tree trunk by goodoleboy

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jan 13, 2015

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Captured 2/10/12, somewhere in a nearby park. Have a nice day.

Comments (7)

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magnus073

5:08PM | Tue, 13 January 2015

Wow Harry, that is one wild looking tree trunk.

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claude19

5:08PM | Tue, 13 January 2015

spectacular old tree !!! wonderful shot !!!

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Cyve

5:11PM | Tue, 13 January 2015

Fantastic capture my friend !!!

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Mulltipass

8:19PM | Tue, 13 January 2015

Amazing piece of nature art!! Great capture!!!

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MrsRatbag

8:21AM | Wed, 14 January 2015

I love when they make these multi-part shapes. It would be so cool to see a time lapse over the years of how it developed. Great find and excellent capture, Harry!

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debbielove

8:38AM | Thu, 22 January 2015

At least man hasn't hacked it down....yet.. Love the shapes, bet it feels great Rob

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anahata.c

9:42AM | Wed, 28 January 2015

In concept, it's a simple shot---just the bottom of a tree, nothing much around it. But you've given it a very powerful presence, contrasted with that rich green carpet. And it feels like an entity unto itself. Your shadow and light on the trunk makes all the tentacles stand out. And the center "V"---which looks like a nice slumber place for small animals---stands out. And the soil, with its little twigs and leaves, feels so basic as the base to this beast. You've cropped it to make it very strong, as if there were nothing needed above. And your detail brings out its age and character. Fine shot. Your last upload was a beautiful sensual rose; this one is an old iron-willed trunk, sitting in dry soil. Two completely different lives, but both are treated with equal love and attention to detail. Beautiful---something not everyone would say about a tree trunk; but with your treatment, it wholly applies. Harry I'm at a little over 1 hour and 45 minutes, I'll have to stop for now. But I think I did 12 today. I have a ways to catch up, but it's a great journey. I wish you a fine day ahead!