Pine Bark
Aug 2, 2015 08:39:37 #
Aug 2, 2015 09:15:06 #
Aug 2, 2015 09:21:03 #
Bob Yankle wrote:
Yes, Yes, YES! Everything that I adore.
Thanks, Bob. I appreciate you taking a look and commenting.
--Bob
Aug 2, 2015 09:43:50 #
rmalarz wrote:
Pine Bark
Textures, lighting, repetitive pattern, contrast between the middle and the outer - perfect!
Aug 2, 2015 09:49:53 #
ediesaul wrote:
Textures, lighting, repetitive pattern, contrast between the middle and the outer - perfect!
Thanks, Edie. I appreciate your compliment.
--Bob
Aug 2, 2015 13:40:37 #
Aug 2, 2015 14:46:23 #
CZcis wrote:
Pine bark and heartwood? Is that bark burned at the bottom of hole?
--CZcis
--CZcis
No, it's just in shadow. In addition, a bit of burning and dodging darkened it a bit.
Thanks for taking a look and you interest.
--Bob
Aug 2, 2015 16:22:11 #
CZcis wrote:
Pine bark and heartwood? Is that bark burned at the bottom of hole?
--CZcis
--CZcis
Beautiful celebration of tone, texture, and pattern.
It looks to me like edge advancement of cambium over a region stripped of bark some time ago.
you knew I'd love this one, didn't you, my friend?
Dave
Aug 2, 2015 16:25:58 #
Uuglypher wrote:
Beautiful celebration of tone, texture, and pattern.
It looks to me like edge advancement of cambium over a region stripped of bark some time ago.
you knew I'd love this one, didn't you, my friend?
Dave
It looks to me like edge advancement of cambium over a region stripped of bark some time ago.
you knew I'd love this one, didn't you, my friend?
Dave
Dave, I sort of felt you be very appreciative of this image. Sunlight filtered through pine branches, tonal and textural contrasts, and careful exposure to make the most of all of that.
Thanks for the nice compliment.
--Bob
Aug 2, 2015 17:11:04 #
It looked like hardwood to me, too.
What kind of pine is it?
What kind of pine is it?
CZcis wrote:
Pine bark and heartwood? Is that bark burned at the bottom of hole?
--CZcis
--CZcis
Aug 2, 2015 17:23:20 #
gym wrote:
It looked like hardwood to me, too.
What kind of pine is it?
What kind of pine is it?
I tried to find an answer for you, as I am not a "plantologist". I enjoy photographing them, but I'm not that intimately acquainted with the various pine trees that grow in the area.
The photograph was taken just a bit north and east of Payson, Az. Here is a link to a paper in which is discussed the various types of pine that grow in that area.
http://extension.arizona.edu/sites/extension.arizona.edu/files/pubs/az1584.pdf
Sorry I couldn't be of more help on this question.
Thanks checking out the photograph.
--Bob
Aug 2, 2015 17:26:34 #
Thanks Bob. I think it's alligator juniper.
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