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tree down on fairbank from the storm

While walking around looking for things that were yellow, I noticed that some bamboo had been cut down. I loved the way it had splintered as if it was mounting a defense. I was looking for things yellow because I had my camera set up for black, white, and yellow and this made the spikey projections truly pop! So I spent some time wondering if this was a strange form of defense that the bamboo had developed to stop critters from eating it, or it was just happenstance as a result of the way it was cut. Either way, I thought it made for a great capture so I did my best to grab it.

 

This image was taken in JPG using only the settings in my camera, there was no post-processing or editing.

critter nest that was exposed when tree were cut down by Gwinnett County. I am sort of ticked they just left the trees where the fell

This drywall mud bucket was holding the glued splinter in place overnight.

The still standing but splintered remains of a tree that had fallen over the winter. Shot with a LensBaby and 'enhanced' with the same texture used in the 'High Voltage' shot.

es gibt sie also doch! vor lauter nebel hatten wir sie noch nicht gesehen, aber an unserem letzen tag hat sich die brücke von ihrer besten seite gezeigt!

Processed with VSCO with b5 preset

A gift from my desk

This one is 8 feet long and stuck deep in the ground.

Could be painful to the touch.

Aftermath of a bushfire near Erica, Gippsland.

Hasselblad, 80mm Planar, Delta 400, 10 min in D76 @ 20 deg.

Splinter aun suspira por mamenol. Hay reconciliacion?

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