The root of all evil.
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tomc601 wrote:
Along the Salt River, AZ.
I don't see any money there.
Just a very good study
of the shapes and textures of the tree's root system that has been exposed by erosion.Sep 17, 2022 21:06:52 #
cahale
Loc: San Angelo, TX
tomc601 wrote:
Along the Salt River, AZ.
Looks like it's trying to escape. Nice shot.
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there really are some trees that "walk", I saw them up close in Costa Rica several years ago. They will put out above-ground roots in front of them, and then the roots behind deteriorate, and so the tree actually changes location.
It doesn't win any races that way, but I suppose time-lapse photography that lasted several years would prove the case. I don't think the tree in this photo is actually taking a walk, but it sure does look like it. Its a great photo op and you captured it perfectly.
(hope you got out of its way)
It doesn't win any races that way, but I suppose time-lapse photography that lasted several years would prove the case. I don't think the tree in this photo is actually taking a walk, but it sure does look like it. Its a great photo op and you captured it perfectly.
(hope you got out of its way)
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tomc601 wrote:
Along the Salt River, AZ.
Fantastic image!!!
I believe a shot of the roots by themselves and a little darker would be interesting too.
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azted
Loc: Las Vegas, NV.
No one has mentioned how well you shot the water behind the tree. Wonderful composition!
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