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Quiver on the banks of a fall
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by kgb224 on Feb 5, 2011 11:59:10 am [homepage] Stunning capture Oom Piet. | |
Very good picture | |
Awesome.... LOVE the contrast. | |
An excellent shot. Unusual tree. Thanks for the info. | |
Excellent capture. I love the angle and the contrast between the dark skies and the pretty vivid/cheerful tree. Very nice job :) | |
by barbdennist on Feb 5, 2011 12:27:53 pm [homepage] What a beautiful tree with such interesting bark. And thank you for including the interesting facts about it. I love pictures of trees so I will never tire of tree pictures. | |
A Josua nephew? Stunning picture! RS | |
Oh yes Rocserum, very well spotted! I think they are alike in many respects. :) | |
What a fantastic use of tilt! That isn't something I generally go for, but this is just right. Land, blue sky, bright and dark clouds ... the layers give your tree a solid, yet exciting background. The tree itself is glorious! This is a study in angles, and you've done a fabulous job with it. Outstanding image! | |
So beautiful! The grace of time is looked in this scene. I so love this. Excellent! Stellar. | |
by emmecielle on Feb 5, 2011 1:14:16 pm [homepage] Splendid capture! :) | |
Amazingly beautiful and strange trees. I really like tham alot. | |
by prutzworks (online now) on Feb 5, 2011 2:39:48 pm [homepage] XLT COMPOSTION | |
Awesome capture..very good spot! :) | |
by mdilorenzo on Feb 5, 2011 4:05:47 pm [homepage] Cool view and subject! | |
Thats cool! You know, 50 years ago people could walk around on land all over the world. Now everything is posted, keep out. Like that tree, if a native cut it down to make a quiver, people would freak out! haha | |
What a sky and backdrop for a most interesting subject. Niiiice. | |
Interesting tree. Excellent shot, fantastic perspective and light. | |
I too love the tilt, it suits the pic so well. Good luck with the model permission, that will be a great new avenue for you my friend. Jen | |
Nice shot. | |
You have taken this capture from a great angle and the tree really stands out against the interesting sky. Excellent photo. | |
Rocserum is close but not quite there, the Joshua is a Yucca but this is an Aloe and a big beast at that, I grow some of the tree Aloes on my nursery in the UK but none are anywhere near that size thank goodness, Its a great shot though thanks for showing it. | |
Agree with Aunkietk on the tilt working well. Good eye, Piet. The dramatic sky helps. | |
Great POV to show us this dry land tree! | |
Nice capture and POV! | |
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