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Photographer  ken osborn {Karma:2997}
Project #52 Patterns in Nature Camera Model Olympus C3000
Categories Nature
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Portfolio At Home
 Lens tamaron 28-200
Uploaded 1/2/2006 Film / Memory Type digital chip
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Location City -  Richmond
State -  CA
Country - United States   United States
About trees fell in the storms prior to this photo, but these three Alders continue to stand even though they are on a small piece of ground that splits the waters of Wildcat Creek into two channels and must be submerged at the base with heavy storms. The bright orange exposed bark of this Alder is a mystery to me: not the color, but why just one tree? Note that when the inner bark of the Western Alder is exposed to air it turns an orange-red. - Mister Ken
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Ash     {K:9427} 1/2/2006
Great capture and explanation. It is a mystery, why only one. I like the unique subject and the colour in the bark.

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Peter Nettleton Peter Nettleton   {K:245} 1/2/2006
Weird it almost looks as if that tree were on fire ... it looks like it got pelted by rocks

A very intriguing photograph ... excellent

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