Pinus sylvestris III
by Igor Hoveijn
The third and last of the Pinus sylvestris mini series. A dog (I), a duck (II) and now a deer. The bark of this tree is very rough, full of cracks and mainly gray. At older trees the bark seems to peel off at certain places and orange/red bark appears, much smoother but rich in forms and structures. Here the bark is dry. When wet, the grey parts turn almost black but I still have to try these red parts on a drowsy day. All C&C very much appreciated of course.
Techs: Canon 40D, Sigma 150 mm, iso 100, 0.4 sec, f/9, CPL, tripod, Helicon remote, 7 images stacked with Zerene, LR adjustments and some 'Kuyperism'.
Comments
2 commentsThis looks really like a deer! Great find and presentation.