ku # 433
Between a rock and a hard place never looked quite so intriguing - a little leafy womb amid crushing forces.
posted by gravitas et nugalis at 11/02/2006 01:41:00 PM
Thursday, November 02, 2006
Between a rock and a hard place never looked quite so intriguing - a little leafy womb amid crushing forces.
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3 Comments:
I like the visual glow on the trunks of the trees. It almost looks as though it is metallic in nature. A wonderful, quality light on the scene. To me this is the perfect light.
I agree with Jim...the light is just fantastic. The trees themselves look as if they are emitting light.
So many elements in the scene, yet organized in such a pleasing manner. I especially like the one "black sheep" of the family.
Mark, it seems the link to the large version is incorrect.
I love the how the horizontal layers are stacked in this photo and connected with the vertical trees. The colours are almost industrial, the feeling is cool and I can reach out and feel the cold bark and stone. Another winner. Darwin
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