Clinging To Life
by Donna Kennedy
Title
Clinging To Life
Artist
Donna Kennedy
Medium
Photograph - Photographs
Description
Original Fine Art Photography by Donna Kennedy..
A Bristlecone Pine Tree with twisted trunk, and roots above ground reaching out over the dry sandstone somehow managing to survive. Bryce Canyon, Utah
Thank you to the Administrators that Featured this photo in the following Groups:
-First Friday Gallery
-1 A Day Waiting Room Art
-Images That Excite You
-Wisconsin Flowers and Scenery
-All Natural Beauty of This World
-Artists Best Five Artwork Group
-Canon Full Frame Cameras
-1 Daily ALL SEASONS Landscapes
-Orange-Yellow-Red Photos and Paints
-Premium FAA Artists
-The World We See Group
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June 3rd, 2015
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Comments (34)
Brian Tada
Amazing example of survival... what a beautifully composed portrait, Donna, of this magnificent tree! Awesome, inspiring work! F/L
Doug Kreuger
Awesome Title and Capture Donna! These tree roots remind me of tangled octopus tentacles. I also see what resembles the head of an octopus slumped against the base of this tree. L&F
Bill Caldwell - ABeautifulSky Photography
Very cool capture of this fascinating tree/roots Donna! f/v
Reynold Jay
Donna--I feel for this tree. It has a life of its own and I would give it a helping hand if I ever saw such suffering like this. In that it is a plant has little to do with it. I never thought I would have an emotional impact like this--however this is not the usual "pretty flowers" that we see so often. FAV and blown away.
Donna Kennedy replied:
I know what you mean Reynold, but walking the trails I saw quite a few trees that were like this one, and surprisingly they all seem to be surviving! Thanks for visiting...:)
DJ MacIsaac
Wow! An incredible capture of this magnificent and very interesting tree! Nicely composed Donna! 😊fl
Veikko Suikkanen
That pine is trying to live and grow probably hundreds of years in dry soil! Excellent shot Donna! L
Linda Lees
Wonderful capture Donna! What an amazing tree, it would most certainly inspire those who create bonsai.
Randy Rosenberger
This special recognition of being chosen as one our our Featured Artists is a true honor. I am happy for you to be able to give you the high accolades an artist may receive on our WFS homepage. It is a true honor to bestow upon you this special recognition, due to the professional quality, creativity, and pure beauty of this fine piece of art work. As administrator of the Wisconsin Flowers and Scenery group, I am proud of you for this accomplishment. I Liked and Faved. R.B. Rosenberger (admin. of the WFS group)
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