Huon Pine Stack

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By: Sean D.
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Photographer	Sean D. {Karma:2361}
Project	#31 The Square Image	Camera Model	Leica R6.2
Categories	Abstracts	Film Format
Portfolio	Ready-made Installation Tasmania	Lens	35mm Summicron
Uploaded	6/5/2004	Film / Memory Type	Agfa Optima II
		ISO / Film Speed	200
Views	362	Shutter
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Strahan State - TASMANIA Country - Australia
About	Huon pine is a native species of pine tree to Tasmania's SW. There are only three licenced Huon pine mills in the state as this endemic tree is protected. The timber used is all salvaged by trees which have either died or were removed when hydro electric schemes were created when rivers were flooded. Here at the Strahan wharf every shape and size of timber is utilised, nothing is wasted, even the shavings are given away as they have a beautiful natural oil aroma.

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ana ribeiro {K:21290} 6/5/2004

i like it.,
i 'd say the imense possibilityes that computer offers.....

ed lawson {K:896} 6/5/2004

This is a great shot - would look good blown up huge. The problem with shots like this is whether there's enough to interest the observer without a single 'focal point'? Good work!

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