Topiary #9 by goodoleboy
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Captured back on 7/13/06, somewhere around the neighborhood.
Have a nice beginning to the work week.
Comments (9)
Incredible tree and fanatstic shot my friend !!!
Cool and a bit unusual, to see a tree styled like this...I kind of like it! Excellent capture, Harry!
WOW!!! That's Interesting!!
How very curious! Excellent find and image, Harry.
Can you just imagine how dense this tree was before it was trimmed ? Nice find and postwork!
incredible tree and unbelievable balles of leaves... apparently without pruning branches !!! excellent capture !!!
I'm not entirely what the person who planned this was thinking here.. Maybe he/she started with a more bigger idea in their head and it went badly wrong because this is basically bloody awful.. Sorry.. Nothing wrong with the shot at all, or the fact you spotted it lol Well done on that.. Here, is what NOT to do when trimming your hedge! Rob
cool looking tree
I understand Rob's response...and of course, he's responding to the actual tree-cut and NOT to the shot. As a tree-cut, man, it's one weird cut---like a bunch of broccoli spears coming off a trunk, or ice cream cones made of leaves. You've shown a whole bunch of wild, unique topiary sights, and they've all been fun and amazing. Your white sky helps set these off; and your putting the leaf-portions above the roof line also helps set them off. (I assume you thought, "why does that house have to be back there???") You angled it just right, given the visual interference with this bunch of fried green mushrooms. The tree tops, as a result, stand out...A big fun capture, and well planned/designed. And from 2006? Kudos for doing all you're doing with very old captures.