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04/01/2019 01:46:55 PM |
| one could almost spot some perspective compression going on here... |
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03/31/2019 06:11:42 AM |
| A tree born crooked will never grow straight. Can't help wonder how this happened and why somebody cut it down. |
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03/31/2019 12:15:21 AM |
| Interesting textures and shadows. A macro shot of the cut wood would make a good overlay for the right picture. |
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03/29/2019 06:20:25 AM |
love the patterns ..
looks like two little embryos ... head to head ..
interesting stories in the comments as well .. :) |
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03/29/2019 02:06:07 AM |
It had a severe wound when it was young, it grew up and didn’t look good or at least somone thought so.
I fell trees, this happens a lot . |
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03/28/2019 08:54:51 PM |
| The top of the heart shape indicates an area that may have been susceptible to dry rot or some kind of predatory invasion. Looks kind of pulpy inside which is probably why it was cut down. My guess is either beetles or carpenter ants got to it. |
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03/28/2019 08:31:42 PM |
| Great shapes and textures. Even without the bottom portion it still suggests a heart. I miss our old woodpile for all the intriguing textures. (We now have gas for heating.) |
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