Posted by Anne (White Rock, Canada) on 2 February 2007 in Plants & Nature and Portfolio.
Not the greatest stitching job in the world. I didn't have a panorama in mind when the two were taken. However, after getting the ratio of the pictures almost the same this is the result. It's wide!!!!
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Anne - excellent shot - it looks like the banyan tree - we have some HUGE ones here - the roots hang off the limbs, etc....I like the picture!
2 Feb 2007 5:56am
@Jerry: Sorry Jerry! I can't believe I didn't reply to your comment - I feel like I have been on the computer forever, posting and answering. Someone else (can't remember who offhand because I know I answered that comment) told me it was a Strangling Fig. I think yours is the right answer because the "roots" had gone into the ground in lots of places and new trunks had grown out of them. I mean this was a tree to start with. The Strangling Fig is a parasite which takes over the host tree and eventually takes over.
Impressive trees!
2 Feb 2007 6:21am
@Still: Still! I am sorry I am so far behind with my replies. Thank you for your comment. But - it is all one tree
WOW! Incredible!! Great shot!! Great stitching, it looks great!
2 Feb 2007 9:52am
I agree with Jen, the stiching was great, it looks really good!
3 Feb 2007 10:00am
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