Canon PowerShot 260SX HS; 1/320s, f/4.0, ISO 200, focal length 4.5mm (35mm equivalent 27mm); AUTO setting; Editing done in Picasa3.9
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I found this interesting tree stump in Levy County, Florida, USA, on the grounds of the Cedar Key Museum State Park.
FEATURED in Superbly Visual, Nov. 15, 2012
FEATURED in ♥Artists Universe♥, Nov. 14, 2012
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Having lived most of my life in the northeast U.S., I am enjoying retired life in sunny Florida. I enjoy photographing many different kinds of things, but especially flowers and animals, including the beautiful birds found here in Florida. I am currently using a Canon EOS Rebel XSi/450D camera, a Canon 55-250 mm telescopic zoom lens, and a Sony P10 Cyber-shot digital camera. My newest acquisition is a Canon PowerShot SX260 HS, a point and shoot which I will be carrying in my purse.
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Outstanding work!!!
Thank you, Vitta. I appreciate it so much!
– AuntDot
Wow! That is interesting! Great find!
Many thanks, Kristi!
– AuntDot
lovely image Dot,
Thanks so much, Robert!
– AuntDot
This really intrigued me when Fred was accepting images in the canon group.great eye and love the treatment.
Thank you, Di. Just added a bit of brightening and the orange vignette, as the grass wasn’t too pretty. It really was an unbelievable tree stump!
– AuntDot
Wonderful image and editing.
Thanks very much, Rosie. I thought it looked like something from out west!
– AuntDot
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Mary
Thanks so much, Mary! I appreciate the feature very much!
– AuntDot
14.11.12 @ 7.19am
This is lovely old trunk and love your processing on this. Fab texture want to run my hands over the wood to feel it.
Thanks so much, Karen. You know, didn’t think of running my hands over the wood…now I’m sorry I didn’t.
– AuntDot
Congratulations!! Wonderful Work!!
Thanks so much for the compliment and the feature, Tammera! Both are very much appreciated!
– AuntDot
A work to be proud of.
Bob
Thank you, Bob! That is so nice of you!
– AuntDot