Once Upon A Time... by bmac62
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...a mighty Redwood tree grew here.
...Redwood National Park, Humboldt County, California.
Bill
"Forest Flower"
Comments (39)
wonderful nature scene and beautiful green color tones
An amazing and beautiful capture Bill!!! Wonderful shades of Green!!
What a beautiful, magical mood you have captured, Bill! This is just gorgeous!
Look at all that moss and lichens, great shot Bill!!
sure looks like a great hide out for a wolf or ??? a most magical place!!! wow! and a stunning compo of course
This looks like a place i would love to adventure into beautiful stuff here.
Very beautiful!!
as with tara (a minute ago), I wanted to make at least one comment in your gallery, with the promise that I'll return for more in a week or two. I wanted to communicate in your gallery (and not just in letters), because of all you've given the world here. As I've said, Bill, this is glorious: The surrounding trees are wonderfully vertical, like broad brush-strokes made by nature. You've captured the royal "loom" of the redwood forest, as well as its immense light. And "light" is a big deal: Because with these huge trunks, one wouldn't always expect such light: But it's glorious, isn't it; a light you've caught in this whole series. Then, it's punctuated with verdant, verdant, verdant...the floor is doubly verdant, a carpet which you've presented with enough detail to feel the leaves, but with enough unity to feel a "carpet". And then there's the 'centerpiece': that big open tree-trunk, which---yes---does evoke senses of long-lost tales. Your pov lets us see the backside of the trunk, which looks like portions of a grand cathedral, only old, in ruin and overrun. (Like the trees & moss at Angkor Wat and Thom, as seen in Mark's wonderful offerings recently, ie, wysiwig). A lush and wholly mysterious shot, and just the beginning of a beautiful series. I'll be back for more, but it was time to honor you here. A beautiful piece, and very plush, and wholly worthy of your eye...
Lovely photo with this lush ground cover but always sad to see one of these giants have fallen. The moss has taken over and most likely some small critters have moved in!