Stem Wall
Tree stems along the edge of a clear-cut on Quadra Island this summer.
This is the second or more likely the third cut of this forest.
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Olympus mjuii, Fuji Superia 200, processed by Canadian Film Lab, converted in Lightroom.
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Two great pictures – there’s something special about Pines when they stand this straight and tall
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Hi Andy – I agree. These ones never had the chance to grow to their full size – the forests thin out as the trees get bigger but the loggers can’t wait. Better that they are taking these young trees than the old growth though.
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That fist photograph is beautifully composed!
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Thank you Lynn. These edges are common on parts of Quadra, and I am very attracted by them but find they are really hard to photograph. Driving past them they give a flickering pattern that is very interesting too – I have low-fi video of that which I should post sometime.
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I can imagine the flickering pattern you’re talking about. The edges do draw the eyes in with such a strong pattern. I bet your eyes take in more than the camera does, and when you use a wide angle lens it’s just not the same. But I do like the photos, so even if it’s not what you’re seeing, the viewer gets something from it! 😉
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