Wednesday 26 October 2011

Piece of Treetrunk

Piece of treetrunk in a clearing. West Wickham Common, 2 June 2011.
Piece of treetrunk in a clearing.  West Wickham Common, 2 June 2011.
This piece of tree was placed next to a holly sapling almost like a sculpture, and seemed to be lit in an interesting way, so I took a shot with my 100mm macro lens. This was at f/2.8, showing how sharp this lens is even wide open.

The wood has been moved around several times since June.
Posted by Bill Welch at 05:00
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Location: West Wickham Common

1 comment:

  1. teegee26 October 2011 at 08:10

    That is wonderful. I love wood. Here, I guess, the heartwood is all gone. The secret of the Macro lenses: at the distance of a number of feet, and 100mm, f. 2.8 is effectively not so "wide open" (shallow) as you'd think if the tree trunk were a butterfly or a coin.

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