Lost in the Forest by sharky_
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This picture was taken near the shore line of Kaloli Drive. The original picture looked a little damp and wet. I Added a little post work to give it a dryer look. Notice that the tree's are all lined up behind those rocks. For some reason, they never crossed to the other side. The ocean shore line is about 200 feet behind me. Aloha and thank you for viewing.
Comments (14)
Excellent shot here! Bravo!!!
Nice work. I like trees and forest photos. Thank you for your contribution. Have a nice Christmas Sharky..
Oh thats such a pretty place,lovely rock and trees. Excellent capture and job here.
trees and rocks sharing the same place. perfect. beautiful. i thought immediately of this quote as soon as i saw this image: "You will find something more in woods than in books. Trees and stones will teach you that which you can never learn from masters." ~St. Bernard. this is a great place to sit and read! thanks for lovely capture!
WOW! Amazing forest...seems very strange one with interesting mood! :)
FANTASTIC thanks this remind me the forest of saiam in thailand :) have a look at me ,lost in desert with name witch way left or right :) in my page 2
Drying with Post Work....did You use the Sponge Effect ...or a Towel? Looking superb Sir....Aloha :]
amazing photo
Lovely shot and compo, great depth, I love places like this.
Great use of the available lighting here. Nice compo and a great place to visit.
Did you use a big heater to dry it? LOL! Beautiful capture, rocks and stones together!
wonderful photography. i like the contrast between stones and wood. excellent done. !!!!! ALOHA !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!!
Aloha sharker warker. Cool pic. Something about this is pleasing to look at. I think it's the contrast of the tree lines with the scattered rock edges, and the clearing that your eye ends at. I also like how the clearing isn't smack dab in the middle. E***
Wonderful. Better than tomorrow's photo, yet that had some nicely done postwork too. I guess the trees know better than to mess with the big black rocks!