Photographer
Clay Boutin
Project #52 Patterns in Nature
Camera Model
Canon Rebel T3i
Categories
Nature
Film Format
Portfolio
Nature Everyday Life
Lens
Quantaray 18-200mm 1:3.5 - 6.3
Uploaded 6/24/2015 Film / Memory Type
Camera Raw
ISO / Film Speed 100
Views 366 Shutter
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Aperture f/11
Critiques 4 Rating
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Location
City - Riverside State - CALIFORNIA Country - United States
About
You don't normally get to see how big or deep the roots of a tree get under the ground. Here are the roots of a tree that had been cut down.
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There are 4 Comments in 1 Pages
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Clay Boutin {K:28722} 6/25/2015
I think that is what is left of a concrete or cement retaining wall. What caught my attention is how small the tree trunk is in comparison to it's roots.
Clay Boutin {K:28722} 6/25/2015
Thank you Arijit. I think that is what makes photographers a little special, is that we may see things that others may miss.
Art McCaffrey {K:23645} 6/24/2015
amazing how they grow between the rock strata,
ARIJIT GHOSH {K:4387} 6/24/2015
There are in-numerous patterns in nature. One should have eyes to discover them. You have impressively done that Clay.
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