Last of the Cedars by faroutsider
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another photograph salvaged from the 1980s. Taken in the Cedarberg Mountains, South Africa, this dead specimen was one of the few remaining ceder trees in the range. RIP.
Pentax SLR (analog!), scanned from a print. Some spot removal and signature in Photoshop CS3.
Thanks for looking.
Craig.

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Comments (26)
Awesome capture!!!!
why did it die ? dissease, drought, vulcano ? perhaps i should go deeper into your gallery to find the answer
Fantastic winter shot....bravissimo!:DDD.Hgsxx
Hi Craig wonderful capture but sad to see things die sweet smile to you warm hug, Linda
Aaaahhh - the Cederberg Mountains. I frequented those mountains when I still lived in Cape Town. Stunning image! :)
Very well done. 5+.
Excellent!
A lovely almost abstract photo. The stark beauty of the dead tree against the blue sky is superb!!!
Excellent shot. I thought it was one of your Bryce renders. It's almost surreal.
Beautiful shot, it's a shame they're all dead. Nice capture!
fantastic capture and great shaping!
What a great shot. How sad that is was the last one.
I like this shot! Really nicely done!
Fantastic capture.
Very cool. I like the bleach bypass look of this. Well done!!!
Fantastic capture!!
Excellent capture!
Good POV and shot. Well done.
Such a majestic tree. Nice shot Craig. :)
love those winter colors ... excellent!
excellent composition w/ an abstract quality.
very fine compo!
What a beautiful sculpture it makes. Stunning capture, Craig.
amazing shot here - wow
Wondeful capture, those trees look like they are dancing and fighting with each other at the same time-brilliant!
Excellent shot, well seen!