Redwood Tree Burl by Damia
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Hello!!
I'm kind of in a hurry this morning....running behind as always. *sigh* So just a quickie...this is called a burl on the redwood tree. It's very common on these trees when they get older and fascinating to look at. Hope you all like it. :)
And thanks for the comments on my last upload, Thirsty Patas Monkey. I know it wasn't the best, but I thought it was cute. :)
Thanks for looking and have a wonderful day!! :)
Comments (5)
Glad to be the first one commenting on your postwork honey.. Hello Daniela :) Am back but ran away from the surgery room!! :)) I decided not to do no more surgeries here in the US and no more practicing on me.. Just like a LAB-RAT! :)) Yet another amazing wonderful shot of your series.. And here the sun and the shadows are balanced tho.. Very well presented and the compo is amazing.. I also do beleive that is the same tree where your LITTLE ANGELS were standing in eh! But from another angle? Or that wood is full of old trees and such things! BTW: This time i love your border.. Many hugs and see ya around ms. Daniela :D JOE
Great find... well seen & captured, Damia ! Thanks also for the name (burl)...I'm always interested in knowing these things..(I got the confirmation on Wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burl... but not the translation into French... so, sunday, when hiking with my friends in the South Belgium forest, I won't be able to impress them with my new knowledge... lol ! Hugs & kisses/i> :~)
Great nature shot, it reminds me of Lord of the Rings lol :-)
You do see the ape on the trunk I hope.He looks like he has his arm up by his head. What an incredible find.I gave up almost trying this type, because I could never get the ltighting right. You are acing it right away.Good weekend to you, and keep going with this. Hugssss
I have to agree with Doug.The lighting is great and you got wonderful details and texture here.I can't however,see Doug's monkey.But it's late here.Anyway,well done Danielle.-M :^)