treescape in Madrid by alanwilliams
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more from the botanical gdns.
Comments (29)
Beautiful, nice colors.
Whoa! Its late and my old eyes aren't what they used to be. First impression was 'green poodles'. Nice capture of some unusual landscaping.
Looks very popular with the snappers! Nice shot Alan.
They need to come over to my yard and trim some trees. I get nasty-grams from the city all the time.
FABULOUS!!!
Looks like a giant green turd.
Wow!
cool trim work
Fascinating Alan...love the crisp colors and overall clarity. Nice....
Interesting capture. Aloha
Topiary usually plays a joke on nature, I think. This preserves nature's almost natural forms, and the range of greens is astounding.
Marvelous place and fantastic shot !
good shot!!!!
Looks like a huge green caterpillar to me. The lime hawk moth variety :) Great shot Alan.
Oh, I love that! Fantastic topiary work and excellent shot!
This is really amazing.
Wonderful shot,&trees
Very cool photo.
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
This is very cool.
Great capture of this beautifully sculptured tree!!
cool capture
EXCELLENT WORK
The Spanish form of our wimbly hedge or some crazy topiary.
Aha, Alan, this is for the first time I see "Broccoli on stem". Anyhow, this fantastic capture looks a bit like a computer-animation. All is such perfect separated from one another, and arranged. If everybody stands still at the moment you took your shot. Great!
Wow that's a great fins and a great shot Alan
I'm with Ronnie - a huge green caterpillar was my first thought! Lovely color green!
Great capture
Great capture... Really a strange green sculpture! I though of a gianta caterpillar tooo, at first sight!