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A good friend of mine,
Sciguy315 responded to my
mini-meme about trees that have stood out in our memories of field work and trips in geological settings. Since it was mentioned in the comments, I hope it is ok to give the picture a slightly wider audience. I especially loved his choice, as I was with him when this picture was taken. We were exploring a trail in Canyon DeChelly at the moment of moonrise, and we all were experimenting with open shutters. I was so wrapped up with
photographing the ruins that I missed the tree. He produced a great many wonderful scenes of our summer adventure, which
can be seen here.
Some other nice photos have popped up
here,
here and
here. Thanks for the great pictures, everyone!
2 comments:
Thanks for inspiring us! And that's a very cool Canyon DeChelly tree photo.
Here's one more amazing, metaphorical tree that I'd be remiss not to mention. See the amazing clinging tree HERE
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