Aussie abstract # 1
January 21, 2012
Bark of trees can create beautiful images. This is captured in Australia in January 2011.
I think it’s a gum tree.
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Love that image Truels.
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Thanks, Sybil!
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great one Truels! I can see a face in it 🙂
Greetings
xandi
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Oh yeah – I can see a face too 😉
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Lovely abstract, well done!
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I’m glad you like it!
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Nicely seen! 🙂
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Thanks, Tracy!
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Beautiful abstract, like Xandi I see a face in it. Eucalypts are wonderful trees, their bark is either rough or smooth, like this one. I also made a few pictures I like a lot while walking in the bush or in the many parks of Melbourne. Well seen, truels.
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Yes, Eucalyptus is by far the most common tree in Australia. And this is neither the first – or the last – picture of this amazing tree here on this blog 🙂 When did you travel in Australia?
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I travelled there in 2007 and stayed mainly in Victoria state, Melbourne and surroundings, the Goldfields area, the bush, the little towns with so much character, a lot to visit and enjoy !
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Isa, that seems to have been a nice trip “down under” too!
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Oh my God !
It’s exactly my type ! Very beautiful . You know I love kindes of photo that scape the imagination free … like this . It can be anything I know , manything I know , or a tree !
the color is wonderfull too .
Thanks for the video , actually we can see such things in youtube by the help of proxi ( and I can come to your blog in this way too ! ) but this is very important because a nice friend put it here for me .. really thanks Trules . Just now it is downloading , I should be patient and also you ! I will write again after watchin that . T.C.
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I am so happy that you liked this abstract. Direct and concrete messages are good – and important! -. but we also need pictures and informations (art!), which can let your imagination start and which can be interpreted and show the complexity of our world.
I appreciate your friendship very much and am proud to be your distant ( distant – but only measured in kilometers -!!!! ) friend, and I am delighted whenever I read your personal and great comments!
I’m looking forward to read, what you think of the video?
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You know how a great image stays in one’s mind? This one has for me. I can’t help wondering what caused those squiggles.
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I am honored and pleased by how my image has made an impression on you! I think the pattern is created by an animal that has crawled into or under the bark of the tree.
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Perfect composition – love it 🙂
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The eucaluptus tree helped me a lot – so thanks to that too 😉
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