Logging wood
531 creative works found
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log
by Aharon Hyman -
a piece of wood found in the graden placed on an antique wooden set of drawers
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IT Inspired T-Shirt (coupled with a nice shot of tree bark I had no use for)!
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eucalyptus wood
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A closeup of a huge log in a commemorative park in Jarrahdale, called the Centenary log. It’s there in commemoration of 100 years of logging in the Jarrahdale area. More info in my blog
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A dark path through a wooded area
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I’ve taken this picture on a walk near Burghausen, Germany. The color of the cut wood is really amazing…
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we stumbled upon this old log cabin style 1865 chapel in a munich park and as if requested by the resident angel a shaft of light appeared from the heavens just as the picture was taken
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This is one of my favorite farms houses.
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The light was hitting the log for an interesting shot!!
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We didn’t see this when we took the picture but when I uploaded them, I was a little surprised to see the spooky face on the log. I love how light can play tricks!
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Logs!
by MaddyPaddy -
Taken at the leven canyon, Tasmania, Australia
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stack of logs
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Fallen log from the fire a couple of years ago on the Feather Falls hike. / Canon Digital Rebel Xsi, 12.2 mp /
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Taken at Port Ludlow, WA USA – 2008. Canon Rebel XT. Copyright: Photographer Laurel Talabere
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This sculpted wood figure comes from a larger piece, of what I call, “streambed” drift wood. Worn smooth from the violent hydro forces brought on by untold spring melts and deep winter snows, this particular example takes on its own natural or maybe unnatural characteristics. I would like to say this was a photograph composed and taken with purpose and careful study, but that would be a tall tale. The recognition of its potnetial only became evident during viewing and processing. I will be the first to admit, that I do not always see the “real” photograph until much latter, but as they say, better late than never. / ________ Nikon D40 with 18-55mm GII lens / 35mm ~ 1/60’s ~ f / 6.3 ~ ISO=200 / Hand Held / Auto Focus / RAW / Processed in Nikon Capture NX 2 software / ________ / ________ / ________
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Abstract detail of floathouse logs and chains. Bayview Idaho. Shot this with my Panasonic point and shoot camera.
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Log washed up on the beach after a huge storm ripped through the area, no foot prints, no paw prints, just the log & the beach. Steels beach,Scamander,Tasmania. Pantax-K10D / Sigma-17mm-70mm,Handheld@25mm / Edit—PSE7
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landscape
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