Tree bark #21 by goodoleboy
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Captured back on 10/3/07, somewhere within the vast perimeter of the neighborhood.
Comes out the same size in ZOOM.
I have tons/tonnes of tree bark photos going back to 2005, some sharp, some not so sharp; so, if you don't mind, be prepared to see many of them.
Have a nice day.
Comments (6)
MrsRatbag
I love the endless variety of shapes and sizes of the crinkly edges on the multiple layers of the bark surface; a person could get lost tracing all of them with the eyes. What a marvelous shot, Harry!
claude19
fantastic textures !!! wonderful shot !!!
Cyve
Beautiful capture and great textures once again !!!
anmes
Super tones and textures
Hendesse
Fantastic textures and details. An excellent close-up!
anahata.c
You can post as many tree-bark shots as you wish, they've all been a joy. This one is doused in some deep oranges and rich beiges. The overall hue is a brown beige (what clothiers call "British Khaki," which is darker than the American wheat-hued khaki), and it gives a warm glow to the piece. If part of this is your postwork, kudos. I say that because I know how much you devote to coaxing out the inner shot. And the form is of a big island---it looks like lower Manhattan---moving down through a two-sided river, with land on either side. You picked a very active swath of bark, as it tells a whole story and has a whole visual impact, where the orange swath on the bottom is the "climax". Well chosen and presented. As a series, this is quite a broad collection; amazing also since it's just from one city. Alerts us to the fact that there's a lot of variety in a single locale, if we bother to look...