Forest Textures by photosynthesis

Photography • Landscape • posted on Feb 01, 2015

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Taken on our hike on Larch Mountain near the Columbia River Gorge... Please zoom.

Comments (14)

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durleybeachbum

10:34AM | Sun, 01 February 2015

A little oversharpened for me, but a super composition.

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kenmo

11:15AM | Sun, 01 February 2015

Beautiful photo....

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JuliSonne

11:24AM | Sun, 01 February 2015

WOW..... I love this image. it looks like a of ailing part of a dying waterscape. And very ghostly....the beauty of decay!

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bebopdlx

11:30AM | Sun, 01 February 2015

Gorgeous shot and effects.

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jayfar

11:31AM | Sun, 01 February 2015

A very nice picture and I like the work done on this.

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pimanjc

11:43AM | Sun, 01 February 2015

Intreguing

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blankfrancine

11:45AM | Sun, 01 February 2015

A most lush and beautiful composition.

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irisinthespring

12:34PM | Sun, 01 February 2015

Awesome capture, I see a huge spider or octopus lurking out of the ground!

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Faemike55

3:41PM | Sun, 01 February 2015

Very cool capture love the colours and textures

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MrsRatbag

7:28PM | Sun, 01 February 2015

Stunning shot, I love how this moss outlines everything around here, and you got it with the light coming through it, which really makes it magical. Kudos!

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UVDan

1:28AM | Mon, 02 February 2015

A super shot of the spooky forest!

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auntietk

2:24PM | Mon, 02 February 2015

The light is gorgeous. I love the way it limns the moss and lights up the ferns and branches on the forest floor.

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anahata.c

8:11AM | Fri, 06 February 2015

I understand Andrea's response, but what's the expression...one man's tea is another man's poison? Anyway, if this were a literal capture of these textures, it would be overdone; but as a vision of the 'inner' textures, it's magic. It's really magic. The mosses, along with the drooping branches and leaves, and the ascending trunks speckled in green everywhere, are all a big light-laden shag carpet of dreams, like someone turned on the 'inner' lights in the forest so at last we could see how much life really IS happening there. I'd title this "the inner life of a forest". The darker bottom is the right contrast to all the lights above. It's magical. Almost as if you did it in a 3D program. Love it.

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