Juniper bones for alida by 0rest4wicked
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Description
Find it funny that giving an image a title can be a real head scratchier sometimes. Other times the cup overruns, like this image for instance. One such title being it's scientific name, "Juniperus commonis". This tree grows 7-20 meters in this arid desert and are an evergreen. This harsh and unforgiving environment brought another title to mind, "Resilience".
More than likely a sand dune was here to allow this tree to flourish at one point in time. Lending to another title, "Shifting sands". Then one starts to think of whether the sand dune blew away and left the tree high and dry, or did the tree complete the cycle of life causing the sands to shift. Bringing to mind a long title, "Which came first, the dune or the Juniper?". In the end while uploading the image and not having chosen a title yet I input this title. Kind of like what happens when you go to market hungry and you just keep adding to the basket...lol
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Comments (38)
it looks like some alien creature rising up from the stone wash, ready to grab the first unwary person and animal that walks too closely to it
Nice shot! I am sure Alida will love it! Hi Alida!
"Juniperus commonis". Grow to ca 20 meters height in this harsh desert. And then stand for 1000 years. And the die standing up. You have to show some respect! :)
Simply amazing life form...now long dead I presume. Great shot.
Excellent and very interesting shot. Fantastic colors and details.
An excellent title and shot, there is always something fascinating about a dead tree!!!!
What a fab shot! All sorts of interesting flora in there!
Soberba, impressionante e magnifica captura meu amigo, aplausos (5)
superb capture
this looks fantastic
~Fantastic capture!~
Wonderful shot and thanks for the info
wonderful shot
Excellent shot!!!!!
Very nice tree texture. It will also look good on close-up as you might see some images on the groves as well. Great capture, Dana!
Another great shot which brings back so many memories...thanks.
Excellent.
Great title and capture! :)
As usual this is a great photo bud, great depth of focal field, great mix of colors, and of course the subject in the middle, where its supposed to be, good job. Jim b.
Excellent
boy! A magnificent photo dedicated to me!That is a great honour! By the way I adore junipers!Tehy are resistant ,strong and brave!!!
GORGEOUS IMAGE!!! BRAVO!!
cool capture!! great find!!
Jocko500 and myself seen a Juniper tree very much like this in Utah.excellent capture
This tree has seen better days but still has a haunting beauty about it. I love all the titles you thought up for it too and they would all have suited it. A lovely dedication and capture.
Wonderful picture and the title is perfect too.
Wonderful Capture and info!
amazing dead tree and pic!
It is snowing and icing and cold where I live, so I'm enjoying your desert images a lot!! That is some piece of wood.
Great work, I agree sometimes coming up with a title is more of a challenge then the photo. :) I've noticed some take the easy way out and number them.