Tree of Life

[lightsgood]

Hello all. I spent last week in the Colorado mountains. I am just starting to process the images. This one is a little different, but I wanted to share it. I hope you all had a rewarding Labor day weekend.

 

[JimFox]

Hey Ryan,

Welcome back! We were definitely missing you here.

I like this perspective. Very cool looking up like that, and usually I don't like that, but it totally works here.

And now that you are back from Colorado I am getting ready to go to Colorado!

Jim

 

[lightsgood]

Hey Ryan,

Welcome back! We were definitely missing you here.

I like this perspective. Very cool looking up like that, and usually I don't like that, but it totally works here.

And now that you are back from Colorado I am getting ready to go to Colorado!

Jim

Thanks Jim. We are looking forward to images from your trip!!! Enjoy!

 

[Trevor G]

A good photo! Lot's of great detail.

 

[AlanLichty]

Like Jim I don't usually take a liking to shots like this but one of the biggest reasons lies in how seldom you can get a good image of the tree itself without having skies that are completely blown out. You seem to have defied the dynamic lighting gods with this one and obtained workable results. Nice work.

 

[lightsgood]

Like Jim I don't usually take a liking to shots like this but one of the biggest reasons lies in how seldom you can get a good image of the tree itself without having skies that are completely blown out. You seem to have defied the dynamic lighting gods with this one and obtained workable results. Nice work.

Thank you Alan. It must have been the perfect time of day for such an image. I am glad you like it!

 

[Ryan10]

Immediately, I think of "tree of life" when I see this image. The branches look like capillaries spreading throughout a human's body.