Jacquemontii by durleybeachbum

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Feb 08, 2017

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Pareidolia The beautiful bark of my Birch tree. He reminds me of the neckwear of Jane Austen's clergymen.

Comments (13)

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Faemike55

9:37AM | Wed, 08 February 2017

wild find

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Glendaw

10:31AM | Wed, 08 February 2017

Good eye it does look like a collar !

We have beautiful birch trees in our back yard too.

Thanks for sharing.

XxOo

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Meisiekind

11:43AM | Wed, 08 February 2017

Oh wow - fascinating!

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jendellas

12:00PM | Wed, 08 February 2017

Yes I can see that!!!!

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helanker

2:16PM | Wed, 08 February 2017

LOL! It is an amazingly beautiful shot.

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Katraz

5:33PM | Wed, 08 February 2017

I love this tree , yours has beautiful bark.

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kgb224

12:39AM | Thu, 09 February 2017

Superb capture Andrea. God bless.

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wysiwig

1:00AM | Thu, 09 February 2017

Wonderful detail on the 'collar'. I have several growing near me. I like how they peel as if they were sun burnt,

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durleybeachbum

4:44AM | Thu, 09 February 2017

Funny how nobody has mentioned the little face!

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jayfar

5:19AM | Thu, 09 February 2017

I like the little face Andrea !!

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sossy

9:56AM | Thu, 09 February 2017

lol outstanding find and effectful perspective 😀

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Star4mation

2:38PM | Thu, 09 February 2017

Super shot Andrea :)

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anahata.c

12:47AM | Wed, 22 February 2017

I saw the face as soon as I zoomed...though your Jane Austin comment definitely helped. Full size this thing is a big spilling vortex, just piling down into the bottom of the frame. Beautiful piece of de-formation, and I can see the clergy collar, as well as a number of old collar-type designs. The decay on top is splendid. With lots of white behind for contrast. Big splash of a shot, like someone dropped something in the bark, and it went "bah-loooooooop!"