Rotting Wood by Hendesse
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Comments (57)
Lovely find. An enchanted wood.
Gorgeous image of the now defunct tree, Klaus, along with the rest of the magnificent forest!
You gallery is full of beautiful forest shots! (I know you know this but it's new to me.) I must find time to wander through them at a more leisurely pace. Lovely composition with the fallen tree and beautiful lighting!
Fantastic colors and lighting.Wonderful photo.
A perfect habitat for so much!
Oh wow - this ia magnificent Klaus! Well captured! :)
Xcellent clarity and details!
splendid shot!
Fantastic forest and wonderful shot my friend.....!!!
Nice shotIt is interesting to see the changes that time and decay can produce.
BEAUTY
superb as always Klaus.
sooooo schön!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful photo of these windfalls. They rot and nourish the earth.
home to many insects and other critters no doubt.excellent shot
Beautiful!
I love the way the tree twists!!
Gorgeous woods scene!
I love these types of shots. The tree formations are so interesting and it always makes me wonderful about what type of things happened during the time that this tree grew. Fabulous shot!!!
Beautiful place and shot,excellent,thanks for sharing************
Beauty ..fantastic capture..
just lovely..
Fantastic photo and beautiful scenery....
Beautiful. Love that light and I can feel the cool, moist air!
Beautiful. This picture reminds me of the Urwalds that alledged still exists in somewhere in eastern Europe. Wild untamed nature! :)
Elegance and wonder in all the stages in a forest. Great capture.
Excellent capture Klaus, just lovely!