Spooky Forest

Artist: Steve Sass
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Spooky Forest

This walk runs through the Melalueca forest Melaleuca armillaris between Tathra and Wallagoot just behind the beach dunes, within Bournda National Park, NSW Far South Coast, AU. My eldest daughter hates going for a walk through here: she thinks its very spooky, what bad dreams are made of!

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Bevsimages

Yeah your daughter’s right, looks spooky even in daylight, but great gnarly branch image x
Steve Sass replied

Thanks Bev!
Maximus

Expect to see a goblin any moment. :)
Steve Sass replied

yes, any minute now…........
Noelene Davies

How old is your Daughter Steven.? I wouldn’t want to venture along this path by myself at all because you never know who might be lurking at the other end and especially at night. Yes I agree it would be very spooky.Wonderful capture.
Steve Sass replied

old enough to know better (lol). Definately not a spot for a night time walk!
Sharon Wormleaton

Love it. I love venturing down mysterious little paths
Steve Sass replied

Thanks Sharon. Theres some great birding around here, tawny crowned honeyeaters, white-fronted chats, even saw some little terns not far, from this spot last year.
Mel Spittall

ooooo, that is spooky, well done once again! :)
Steve Sass replied

Thanks Mel!
SharonD

I love it Steven. You could do so much with this. Cut out a photo of someone dressed in white and make them opaque looking. Then put them on the path here.
Steve Sass replied

Thanks Sharon, Yes, I guess you could, I am not much for photoshoping but, never had the desire…................
Matt Halls

Quite eery indeed! Excellent perspective and composition Steven…well done!
Steve Sass replied

thanks Matt
Derek1972

What a sinister looking path!! Bet it is really scary at night!
Martin Anski

Definitely spookier then a photo I took there 3 years back. The drought has really changed the area.
Steve Sass replied

cheers Martin, its a great spot for pics!
Wildwings

This is a powerful shot. I can see why people’s imagination might run wild while walking through this path of twisted trees. Wonderful capture. This goes immediately into my collection of favorites.
Steve Sass replied

Thanks Wildwings, I was only back there the other day also, its a great place, and your imagination does run wild!
jlynn

Fabulous lines and tones,, scary but cool:)
Steve Sass replied

cheers
KazM

Wonderful image. Great detail.
Looks like the sort of place where wild things could be. ha
Steve Sass replied

Sure is, thanks for the comment.
CDrewHughes

Hey Steven, I am totally inpsired by this photo! Its a fantastic capture! xx
Steve Sass replied

Thanks CDH.
David Lade

These forests are very interesting – monotone and yes a bit spooky I suppose!
Steve Sass replied

Thanks David
Normf

Great Steve and Congratulations on your well earned feature in “Australian Bush and Rainforest Photography”
Steve Sass replied

Thanks Norm