Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes Death Valley CA February 13, 2016
On my post The Dark Side, Laurie of Life On The Bike commented: “One of my favorite subjects … the silhouette of a tree.” So, Laurie, this one’s for you!
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
Emilio, Photography
Monochromia 
That is one incredible tree and such a great shot Emilio!
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Thanks, Patti. And thanks for cluing me in to the snow at Pioche, otherwise I doubt we would have ever gone out there.
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What a perfect creation! A great one Emilio!
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Thanks, Elina. I’m not sure I’d call it perfect, but I certainly won’t mind quoting you! 🙂
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Ah, the man is after my heart.
Look at the top branches … they look like lots of hands reaching up to the sky.
Meanwhile, the roots are digging for sustenance down low.
Awesome!
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I was hoping you’d like it! 🙂
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Wonderful
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Thanks, Raewyn.
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Great monochrome photo.
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Thanks, Mostly! 🙂
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I think it’s a fantastic photograph. A great shot.
Greetings
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Thanks, Charly. As I was taking it, a woman walked right into my shot. Had to wait her out!
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Loving the contrast!
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Thanks, Jeanne. It was quite a bright day!
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What a lovely snarl
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A lovely narl? I like that! Thanks, Dan.
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ooops…I meant snarl 🙂
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That was my typo, not yours. You did write snarl, which I like! 🙂
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Outstanding image Emilio 🙂 I agree with Thom there is lots of character here. It looks like a ghost town for trees. Great work.
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A ghost town for trees? I wish. This was the only one around. Everything else was a bush and green. This tree was overcrowded with people with their cameras and phones. I hated being one of them! Thanks, Joe.
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So much character here! And, so many layered stories inspired! Regards Thom.
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I have to agree with you. I wonder what those stories might be…
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The way light and shadow work in this photo is just amazing.
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The weather was just so perfect that day. Mid 70’s in the middle of Death Valley! Thanks, Kristina.
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