Ghost

Walter Quirtmair

Ghost

Film negative, scanned, processed. Original tree motif unchanged.
The tree stands in Andalusia, Spain. Photo taken June 2002.
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For the Spooky Tree challenge.
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Ghost belongs to the following groups:

Achromatic Nature, Landscape Photography, No More Color, The Black and White Enthusiast, Trees - 2 images per day with trees as the focal point and Who Needs Color For Beauty? - Black & White Art At Its Best Available for sale as

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Ghost by Walter Quirtmair
Ghost by Walter Quirtmair
  • Peter Zentjens

    Peter Zentjens

    sublime

  • Erwin G. Kotzab

    Erwin G. Kotzab

    Sehr schön!

  • silvermoon

    silvermoon

    Creepy! I like it!

  • Malte Lenhart

    Malte Lenhart

    schöne Form ^^

    sieht irgendwie doch lebendig aus :D

    Die Rückkehr der Ents :D

  • Marinapallett

    Marinapallett

    wow looks like a body with arms and no head ooooooo cool pic

  • Anthony Mancuso

    Anthony Mancuso

    wonderful image Walter. Looks like a headless tree!!

  • dinghysailor1

    dinghysailor1

    what a brilliant presence this tree has! and congrats on the home page too!!
    ;))

  • Andrew Robertson

    Andrew Robertson

    Very strong image, well done. Andy

  • Zuzana

    Zuzana

    amazing shot walter

  • Tim Zwemer

    Tim Zwemer

    This is almost a sad image. Great capture!

  • LFHill

    LFHill

    Great character capture Walter. Trees have a personality all of their own don’t ya think?
    Good work!

  • Carrie Glenn

    Carrie Glenn

    Wow! What an amazing looking tree…this is very stunning! Congratulations on the Home Page feature too!!! Wonderful work.

  • Arletta

    Arletta

    Absolute … well, something. Vodka? No. Anyway, I like it.

  • ein22

    ein22

    This is so freakin brilliant. Deservibly a featured photo. I love the light and abstract surrealist look. Well done

    Andrew

  • Matt Benson

    Matt Benson

    wow… great shot, definitely a creepy tree. great shot, i love the grass in contrast to the tree.

  • JVBurnett

    JVBurnett

    I would like to meet this tree. Weird, though, I don’t find it sad. I find it kind of inspiring. It’s still doing its Tree Thing after all of its drama.

  • Marcella Chestnut

    Marcella Chestnut

    Hey Congrats on the home page feature! My husband and I were just talking about this tree and how we like how you captured it.

  • Seraphina6

    Seraphina6

    THis is amazing.. I look at it and think any minute that tree is going to get up and walk away.. or come chasing the person taking the photo.. hahaha.. Just love it!

  • Debbie Stobbart

    Debbie Stobbart

    This is a great Halloween capture. That tree looks like it’s holding his head in it’s hand (limb). Very nice how you’ve used sillouette to capture the essence of the tree.

  • Nikki Trexel

    Nikki Trexel

    really stark contrasts here, balanced well by the greys in the foreground. :) great job, and congrats on the home page feature!

  • Matt Roberts

    Matt Roberts

    Eerie. Looks like the silhouette of a headless monster.

  • AlluringPhotos

    AlluringPhotos

    Wonderful picture!

  • Kelly Keurzoneff

    Kelly Keurzoneff

    fantastic. creepy, eerie, very ichabod crane

  • Walter Quirtmair

    Walter Quirtmair

    @All: thanks for your visits and comments. We’ve been in Andalusia, Spain in June 2002 to attend a wedding of one of our friends. The next day we travelled around the country and on the way back I’ve noticed this strange tree on the side of the road. It was eerie and actually I thought someone stumbles across the meadow headless (stupid, I know)! We then stopped for just this shot. It’s been a favorite image since then.

  • twinravens

    twinravens

    Very creepy and awesome! Great shot.

  • Kristin N. Hamm

    Kristin N. Hamm

    This is a wonderful image!! Well done! : )

  • SarahCook

    SarahCook

    What a great image! :)

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