Yes, I love the way eucalyptus bark peels and the richness of color and texture. Once again, in wanting to fully experience the size and richness of the tree, I pushed the colors
Yeah, I love looking at, and touching them, especially when it rains and they glisten with vibrant colors, and the scent permeates the air. I love how the bark peels away, often hanging like a contortionist. Here they are considered an ‘invasive species’… and still I find them so inspiring, grateful for their presence. I will admit that I avoid parking under or in close proximity to one when it rains. They are known to unexpectedly dropping limbs…
Gorgeous. Can I use it for the GreenFriends newsletter? If so would you send a higher resolution copy !!!
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Thanks Karuna, and yes, you can use it. I just emailed it to you.
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Such interesting bark…rich in color and texture.
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Yes, I love the way eucalyptus bark peels and the richness of color and texture. Once again, in wanting to fully experience the size and richness of the tree, I pushed the colors
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Ah, the beauty that surrounds us if we open it to. Thank you Arati. Lots of love.
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Thanks Linda. I’m glad you enjoyed and found resonance in this image.
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Got to love Aussie trees and good photographers.
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Yeah, I love looking at, and touching them, especially when it rains and they glisten with vibrant colors, and the scent permeates the air. I love how the bark peels away, often hanging like a contortionist. Here they are considered an ‘invasive species’… and still I find them so inspiring, grateful for their presence. I will admit that I avoid parking under or in close proximity to one when it rains. They are known to unexpectedly dropping limbs…
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