Dancing on the Edge, Part II

argyle

Here's the entire tree. Shot with Canon 5D and 24-105L, ISO 100

Art Scott

THAT IS SO FREAKIN' COOOL. Just gotta Love it.....and the vista tooo.

Arvan

To answer my own question on the first thread...Yes it´s allive! and its darn cool!..I wan´t to see such mountains once in my life!

Richard

That's fantastic. It looks like it's walking away. Perhaps it doesn't like photographers.

Very cool shot.

Cheers,

Azzaro

Great shot.....I'm glad to see it thriving 20 years later......azzaro

schmoo

Azzaro wrote:

Great shot.....I'm glad to see it thriving 20 years later......azzaro

Very cool!! I'm impressed not only that it's still hanging on, but that it hasn't grown very much in all that time.

broby6

The root exposure doesn't seem to have changed much, but there appears to be a little more foliage now. Nice shot argyle. Thanks to Azzaro for providing such an interesting comparison. Both neat pics of a beautiful area.
broby6

argyle

Azzaro wrote:

Great shot.....I'm glad to see it thriving 20 years later......azzaro

Hey Azzaro...that's probably the most photographed tree at Bryce Canyon. I wonder what it would look like in another twenty years...

Richard

argyle wrote:

Hey Azzaro...that's probably the most photographed tree at Bryce Canyon. I wonder what it would look like in another twenty years...

Twenty years from now, it will have an agent and you won't be able to photograph it without paying royalties.

jwear

rsinmadrid wrote:

Twenty years from now, it will have an agent and you won't be able to photograph it without paying royalties.

that would be funny if it was not so true but the agent will be our uncle at least i hope so

Azzaro

argyle wrote:

Hey Azzaro...that's probably the most photographed tree at Bryce Canyon. I wonder what it would look like in another twenty years...

I will shoot the pic. and post it......Lets see, I will be 88 maybe I won't....AZZARO