posted Sunday, 25 October 2009, 14:30 (+0800), by Martin
A few weeks ago, I went for a drive through Langford Park, in Jarrahdale.
In between rain showers, I ventured out of the car for a few forays into the bush.
I found the colour and texture of the pine tree bark fascinating, so here's a few photos focussing on the pine bark.
Firstly, here's a photo showing the wide range of colours in the bark.
Here's a black and white photo of the bark, showing the texture.
And finally, I found a bottletop that someone had hammered into the bark some time ago. Being exposed to the weather, it was rusty, and a black and white conversion adds to the rustic feel of the photo.
I found the colour and texture of the pine tree bark fascinating, so here's a few photos focussing on the pine bark.
Firstly, here's a photo showing the wide range of colours in the bark.
pine bark detail
Langford Park, Jarrahdale, Western Australia
Canon EOS 50D, 17-85mm IS @41mm, 1/15 sec, f/5.6, ISO320
Canon EOS 50D, 17-85mm IS @41mm, 1/15 sec, f/5.6, ISO320
Here's a black and white photo of the bark, showing the texture.
pine bark in black and white
Langford Park, Jarrahdale, Western Australia
Canon EOS 50D, 17-85mm IS @33mm, 1/20 sec, f/5.6, ISO320
Canon EOS 50D, 17-85mm IS @33mm, 1/20 sec, f/5.6, ISO320
And finally, I found a bottletop that someone had hammered into the bark some time ago. Being exposed to the weather, it was rusty, and a black and white conversion adds to the rustic feel of the photo.
old bottletop in pine bark
Langford Park, Jarrahdale, Western Australia
Canon EOS 50D, 17-85mm IS @35mm, 1/25 sec, f/5.6, ISO320
Canon EOS 50D, 17-85mm IS @35mm, 1/25 sec, f/5.6, ISO320
The first image is available for purchase as a high-quality card, matted print, laminated print, mounted print, canvas print or framed print
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