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Quix Photography
{K:20204} 6/26/2005
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Thanks for the comment Vinay... I'm a dedicated tree hugger myself so could not resist this one... though apparently this is a very old Ivy plant... stunning to look at though.
Sue xx
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Vinay Raj
{K:5537} 6/25/2005
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Sue
I like all pics of trees. This one is very interesting in particular. I like it.
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Quix Photography
{K:20204} 6/25/2005
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Thanks for that Al... Mystery of the flat tree now solved! lol
You will have to snap a shot of those flat trees when you remember where they are... hmmm... wonder if the lemons are used to make flat lemonade? tee hee  )
Sue xx
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Alastair Bell
{K:29571} 6/25/2005
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This is one very very old Ivy (Hedara) Sue... I would imagine it has been there for over 100years to get a trunk like that! You can make any tree grow flat against the wall by careful training. I was at a sately home a few years back and they had 'flat' Lemon trees where the tree was about 8ft wide and only came out from the wall by about 6 inches! I beleive its to do with tying the branches back against the wall as the tree grows. I'll se if I can remember where I saw them - it was somewhere in the North East near Richmond from memory....
Great shot Sue! Lovely colours and shapes.
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Quix Photography
{K:20204} 6/23/2005
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Thanks for the comment Art.... if you mind the type of Ivy let me know... I want some.. lol
Sue xx
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Art McCaffrey
{K:23645} 6/21/2005
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greetings sue, i,m inclined to agree with brian hunt,looks familiar, had an ivy over garage roof compleatly covered, i think its a climbing plant, and this one looks like its been around long time,. excellent shot by the way, tehe,. muchmuch regards art,.
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Keith Saint
{K:13784} 6/21/2005
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Wow just a great shot love the texture in this
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Quix Photography
{K:20204} 6/20/2005
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It is Brian (the one on Prudhoe street that is)
Maybe a clever Ivy that has disguised itself as a tree to spy on us dog walkers! lol
Thanks for the comment.
Sue xx
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Brian Hunt
{K:1131} 6/19/2005
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Hi Sue, It could be some kind of Ivy,I think, is it the one next to the gallery in Prudhoe St ?
Well done ...nice to see you back on UF after your short break!!!
Brian
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Bob Aldridge
{K:14758} 6/19/2005
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Sue you are getting so PRO at your work in such a short time on UF it hase made you into a good photographer and I like your styl. this it another
excellent work of art from you well done Sue.
Uncle Bob xxx.
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Quix Photography
{K:20204} 6/19/2005
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Thank you Bruno.. I agree about the light... cropped it down to extinquish most of it, though didn't want to take it down further... think it would have spoilt the effect of the tree if I had cut out the wall at the far side.
Alas... have not yet mastered PS enough to know how to elliminate this sort of flare.
Sue xx
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Mary Brown
{K:71879} 6/19/2005
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I don't know what it is. But I can see why you like it. It is an intriguing treee. Fabulous shot and presentation as usual.
Mary
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Mark Evans
{K:17428} 6/19/2005
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Great capture cous !! love the detail and colours !! not sure what it is . looks like a tree !! hee hee hee !! ask uncle bobby boy he will know .. marky .
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Bruno Caetano
{K:2940} 6/19/2005
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It does make a beautifull photo. There is always so much detail in trees, and this one being so unique, was very good features. There is only a little bit of light that disturbes the attention on the right upper corner.
Bruno
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Brulim .
{K:2987} 6/19/2005
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perfect!
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Quix Photography
{K:20204} 6/19/2005
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Thanks for your comment Mohamed... Was amazed myself the first time I saw this... really is an amazing tree.
Sue xx
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Mohamed Banna
{K:34237} 6/19/2005
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what amazing photo
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