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Henk Auwema 20/03/2007 8:56
Well, I believe that's with everything we try to catch, a tree is a tree, a windmill and windmill and so on. Maybe it get's boring, but to me it's still attracting.Henk
Michael Hering 20/03/2007 3:56
OK Henk, variaties in sandstone are often depends on position and erosion of windfall. But after time, it`s all red and it`s all nice. That`s the boring I meen.A lot of greetings to the Netherlands
Michael
Henk Auwema 19/03/2007 12:31
Well Michael, it sort of an addiction, for me sandstone is almost never boring, only where there's no variation..Henk
Michael Hering 19/03/2007 2:12
Hi Henk,good picture, I can't stand these entire sandstoneformationpictures. Sure they are pretty for Europeans but boring for guys like me they are often been to these states to Arizona or Utha etc.
best wishes
Michael
Barbara Elerick 09/03/2007 3:58
You found a truly beautiful specimen of its type. The alligator bark comes out very well and the twisted branches are fascinating.Many greetings,
Barbara
Wendy de With 08/03/2007 22:07
Great picture. Good perspective, great details and nice colours. I like it.Groeten, Wendy
Gabi Eigner 07/03/2007 9:40
Sehr schöne Aufnahme und interessante Struktur dieses Baumes. Wohl eine Kreuzung zwischen Alligator und Baum ;-)Lg Gabi
Falsche Freunde 04/03/2007 11:29
Eine interessante Struktur hat dieser Baum....hoffentlich ist der nicht so gefährlich wie sein Namesgeber ;-))
Gruß Oliver
Jeamo 03/03/2007 13:57
Sehr interessante Detail Aufnahme. Die Rinde hat ja eine wunderbare Struktur. Schade das ich das wieder verpasst habe, bleibe eben immer ein Anfänger !Beste Grüße
Jeannot
Regina Courtier 02/03/2007 0:32
+++lg
Regina
Henk Auwema 01/03/2007 22:01
@Hardy and Gertraud, sorry guys, but it's the offcial name of this tree:-)))Henk
Hardee 01/03/2007 18:20
Krokodil oder Krustenbraten?? :-))Die Pflanzenwelt des Südwesten bietet einfach nur Grandioses zum fotografieren. Sehr schöne Aufnahme des Juniper mit exzellenter Bildgestaltung.
Lieber Gruss Hardy
Andrea Gürth 01/03/2007 18:15
wunderschön....herrliche farben ...licht und schärfe.super arbeit!!
lg andrea
strubbel-annie 01/03/2007 14:24
Eine klasse Rindenstruktur - erinnert wirklich an die Haut eines Krokodils :)LG,
Anja
Uwe Skotschier 01/03/2007 11:53
Klasse Titel zu dem Bild!!!Die Bildgestaltung, Farben und Schärfeverlauf sind top.
LG Uwe