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Uploaded: 03/01/05 12:16 AM GMT
Bristlecone Pine Tree in the Clouds.
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This image was captured at about 14,000 feet as a cold front started to move into the area. Soon the clouds became so heavy that this image was totally lost .

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Morwyn
03/01/05 12:58 AM GMT
What a wonderful tree. I really like the bristlecones. They grow in such interesting shapes. I like the way it is off-centered so you can see the clouds. Wonderful image
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Quiet
03/01/05 1:00 PM GMT
I saw this picture and new right away it was yours! It's so breathtaking; it would make a wonderful place to just sit and thank God for all the miraculous things we can look at! Thank you for capturing and sharing it - especially with the mist, symbolic of the temporalness and fragility of our lives on this earth. 10/10 here
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~breadcrumbs lost under the snow~
tbhockey
03/01/05 1:13 PM GMT
Cool trees. Where did you take this?
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-tbhockey
::bayoubooger
03/01/05 2:42 PM GMT
nice one bob
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nmsmith
03/01/05 2:58 PM GMT
Lovely, Bob. The fog adds a mystical quality to the photo. Well done.
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June
03/01/05 3:12 PM GMT
I love the fog also, and that tree is definately a keeper. I wouldn't have been able to resist taking the shot either.
JuneBug
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Smile and the world smiles with you! AcrossTheWorld
::beansbond
03/01/05 4:04 PM GMT
A beautiful capture, Bob, perfectly framed. I love the exposure, slightly dark, contributing to the gloomy scene and tortured plant life. Well done! 10
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::Neamh
03/01/05 6:33 PM GMT
The overall softness of this photo and the color tone is so nice.A beautiful scene and perfect timing with the density of the fog.
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+camerahound
03/01/05 8:36 PM GMT
Excellent capture. That weathered Bristlecone has seen some weather in its many days...
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Leaner leather never weathered lesser wetter weather better.
d_spin_9
03/02/05 6:17 AM GMT
it looks very mystical, and the foggy effect is great.
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The heavens declare the glory of God, the skies proclaim the work of His hands.
Romane
03/02/05 10:11 AM GMT
I can say only good things about this image. The shape of the tree, the placement in the frame, the ethereal quality of the approaching fog and the sparseness of the ground on the far side of the tree, all lend a simple atmosphere with the feeling of pleasant solitude.
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::fotobob
03/02/05 1:48 PM GMT
Thank you Carl. That is exactially the way that I envisioned it.
fotobob
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Zyzyx
03/03/05 1:45 AM GMT
bet it was difficult to breath too, nice dream-like quality to it , thanks
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postaldude66
03/04/05 12:28 AM GMT
Fantastic composition, this is a really great picture. the fog looks amazing too.

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::Accipiter
03/06/05 1:37 PM GMT
Wonderful exposure to create a visually soft, almost delicate mood resulting in a strong capture of the feel of being in clouds high on a mountain. I'm wondering if having the bristlecone just a bit higher in the frame would enhance its isolation from the background a bit more?
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verenabloo
03/09/05 8:35 PM GMT
I had not seen this before...and I am amazed at this photo...the loneliness of it, the way the tree stands proud...and the softness of the clouds around it, the foggy touch...it is one of thos magical photos! One of the BEST I've seen in years!!! it has so much character!! I love your photos...they inspire me not only to take more pics, but to write more poetry!!
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::bayoubooger
03/19/05 4:49 AM GMT
rest my case
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We were so poor when I was young, if I hadn't have been a boy, I wouldn't have had anything to play with...
bubbly_pop
11/23/05 8:28 AM GMT
Very cool-it looks like it was taken in the bushland of Australia (though I know it wasn't :) ) - because of the sparse scrub on the ground. It is very spooky, but in a beautiful, haunting way. I agree with Verena, it's one of the best photo's I've seen in a long time, with a really mystical feel. There's an Australian film called Picnic at Hanging rock, it reminds me of that, minus the rock...and the girls in colonial wear :)
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petrohawk
02/16/06 2:48 AM GMT
Mesmerizing! When you stop and think that Bristlecone pines can be up to 9000 years old, you can only imagine what these trees have seen throughout thier existance. I could stare at this ethereal scene forever.
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Logun7
02/02/09 4:47 AM GMT
Love this shot!
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