Yes, the deeper you get in the South the thicker the Kudzu. In the winter when it is dormant you can see the trees that lies beneath. In the summer when kudzu is at it's height it will cover everything.
Yes, the deeper you get in the South the thicker the Kudzu. In the winter when it is dormant you can see the trees that lies beneath. In the summer when kudzu is at it's height it will cover everything.
Treehouse, Columbia River Gorge by Austin Granger, on Flickr
I like this one. The two types of trees contrast each other and the background is dark enough to add separation.Originally Posted by Colin Graham
Thanks. I usually prefer much softer subjects but couldn't resist those angles.
I like this one too Colin. It would be interesting to see just the tree trunk and angled weeds in focus. Just an observation.
--- Steve from Missouri ---
Thanks Steve.
5x7/Fujinon 120 SW.
Great batch of photos Colin! I like this harvesting scene and the lines and dark tones of the birch/pine photo from the previous page.
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