Fourchette Au Naturel by tmathise
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This image was captured on February 9th of 2006, at 4:03pm, using a Nikon D50 outfit.
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Comments (14)
excellent done for the callenge of month ;) very good shot my friend... Good week and kiss
OK, now that is some serious weirdness. What a strange tree! Excellent shot!
Lovely depth and composition. The dinner variety invented by the Italians, and one among many alternatives, including finger shields for painless elevation of hot food at table, thus connected with the development of modern haute cuisine....
El Tenador del Diablo
I love it! Awesome tree, awesome shot! firdt thing came to mind, body builders, lol, have no idea what that says about me but there it is! Beauty in the eye of the beholder and you have some eye for it! Thank you!!!
wonderful forked tree great find and shot!
exellent find, wouldnt call it natural as you can clearly see its been pruned, what twisted mind will torture a tree in such unatural pose?
I love this one I call it a devil's fork!!
unique capture
lol Great find and shot!!!And I appreciate the title in french, but I think "Fourchette naturelle" would be more appropriate! Google translate? I love it! Have a wonderful new week Troy! Huge hugs
Great eye! Congratulations!!!
I've heard of a fork in the road but never a forked tree ...great capture.
Bonjour mon cher ami :o) I see the French is coming along nicely...and what an anomaly this is!!!...really really cool capture!...a bientot! hugs
Oh wow, incredible find of this remarkabel tree with a special history! Gorgeous work, Troy!