Big Knees and normal knees by jocko500
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I talking about Cypress Knees.. The top photo is some cypress knees is some of the biggest I saw. I saw some bigger but could not get to them. I had no gun and I on foot here. I not worry about bobcats ; they most the time will not mess with you. Now gators is a diff story and that is what I was thinking of.
So I took the photos on a timer. I am 6 feet 4 inches tall. I standing right behind the cypress knees.
The bottom photo is what you will see most the time they are the noral size cypress knees.
Both photos was tooken on cloudly days. Top one in the afternoon and bottom one in the morning of diff days.
I did get bite by some ants on the top photo so watch out as you walk in the wild. Not worry about snakes.
Thanks for looking and comments and all
Yes you can see the water level was highter on the top photo. that was done from the Hurcanes we had here 6 months ago.
Those trees is cypress trees and it against the law to cut them or the knees.
This is going west on I-10 just past Jennings, Louisiana
Comments (34)
Cypress Kness is part of the roots that came up out of the ground
WOW! I see what you mean by size difference! That is incredible! Both shots are really great! :)
If the gators don't get'em, the skeeters will, hehe.
Wow...I have never seen anything like that in Minnesota! :0)
such beautiful land.
Jocko, Im not sure if I like your photos or your commentary better. They are both always entertaining. And Being a Florida Boy, We know gators and Cyprees and Cottonmouths Too. steve
The 2 captures along with your text make a most interesting piece of work (and info) !!!
looks like the Louisianna I remember down around Nicholls State. the cypress trees are beautiful
never saw these kind off cypressknees in my life could be a witches meeting point lol.
I've never seen any that big either, but I've seen some big gators. There was one about 13 feet long that hung around this town park in central Florida. In the spring during mating season you could hear him bellow like a loud boat motor while fishing early in the morning. He finally came out of the lake and was in the park near the swings and stuff and they had to shoot him. Anyway great shots, even the little knees are really interesting looking.
Like stalagmites!!
Ya learn something new every day. Thanks for posting this Jock.
Not understaing Cypress Knees really? I just dont know that much bout trees, but I would like to make suggestion. On the second picture there is a small structure in the background. Please go back to that location at different times day and not and take photos from all angles. Also if you can use different colored lights or flash when taking pictures of it at night... Im sure you will come up with some really good phots.
You look very serious about your knees, I would be too... the little knees look like deformed ducklings... sort of, cool items both, well done...
Thanks Jock, I have never hers of the term untill now! Cool! Bravo, and watch out for them Gators!
Xcellent image Jock !!! Cool work !!!
Fantastic captures ! Outstanding details ! Excellent work !!! V
Very interesting images!!
Good shot of you in the woods. That cabin behind you makes a perfect place for a hide-a-way. Aloha
Great shots Jock.....!!!
Fantastic shots Jock!!! We have humongous cypress trees here. They line the creek where we go meet my sister & her husband. His dad has a place out in the middle of nowhere. I'll send you a pic if I can find it. Love it, and I didn't know they were called knees. V (:
I just did a painting in an art class with knees and a cypress tree. This is much wilder and the lower ones have very good character.
I love those trees! You have shown us how pretty your land is!
Those cypress trees are great, Jocko! Thanks . . . !
Great shots, Jock! Guess I won't be seeing any cypress knees for a while, not around here anyway. lol! No snakes in the winter but careful in the summer, mocassins all over the place! Good job!
wow beautiful cypress trees,thanks for sharing,excellent shotV
Nicely done. Is this the building that was in the background of the duck shot the other day? Looks very interesting. Informative and well done as always!
Impressive captures! Wow! You, talking about the aligators and selftimer, made me run my imagination while you're waiting on your selftimes a big aligator behind you opening its mouth and click you would have a stunning capture, but it would be bad for your health! :( Wonderful to see this, quite a different world from where I live! Gorgeous work! :)
heheheheheh !!! yep. impressive gator free here in england..!!!! love the compositions . jocko :)
i am glad you sisnt get it from a gator wonderful to see these shots of you and the "knees" hehe wonderful shots :O)!