Old Growth Mountain Ash
Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans), Yarra Ranges National Park, Victoria, Australia.
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This old giant (approx 350 year old) was known as The Furmston Tree (also The Von Mueller Tree). It was featured in early Victorian Railways and other tourism photographs of the 1930’s to 50’s era but taken from a different angle.
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By 2000 it was decaying from the inside with a large open hollow on one side. It finally succumbed to strong winds and collapsed. It officially had a circumference at breast height (CBH) of 19.5 meters but being on a very steep slope made it difficult to measure.
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Nikon F3. Infra-red B/W film, PS sepia toning. Photo taken 1996.
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Old Growth Mountain Ash belongs to the following groups:
Film Photography and Infrared Photography Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters

waitin' for rain
great perspective and tones of sepia !
Dharna
Love the feel of this Ern. Great colour
houk
Wow! I like it
Jayson Gaskell
great uses of sepia. makes it seem old. (mind you a tree that big would be)
Rhana Griffin
This image and the way you have presented it really tell a story Ern…
Michael Bermi...
wow…
Helene Kippert
Awesome
J.K. York
great perspective with some very ethereal light work. well done.
Basia McAuley
That is a total display of awesome grandeur, love the sepia tones and the light shining through the canopy.
Bruce Halliburton
Amazing! Great image.
hugo
lovely work Ern, you’ve done a nice job with this!!!
vonne
WOW!... WOW! The perpective on this is amazing!
Robert Mullner
Love this shot…the tones…that super wide perspective…Brilliant.
storm22
Awesome shot !!
AthenaBlanco
Beautiful!
Carolyn Bishop
Wow! Awesome angle and capture!
Hannah Nicholas
Great capture of this giant beauty.
EarthGipsy
Wow – Ooh la la…great shot.
Mugsy
Excellent!
taylorswift
Lovely and thanks for the history as well!
Rene Hales
Wonderful perspective, beautiful image – very ethereal.—Rene
ANNETTE HAGGER
beautfiul sepia image, great capture ! anna
Jared D White
WOW that’s awesome!
humbleye
What a wonderful way to capture this amazing tree!!