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June 22, 2005

Bristlecone Pines: these trees are in the Patriarch Grove, more than 11,000 feet above sea level, in the White Mountains of California. Nearby White Mountain is 14,246 feet - 4,342 meters - in elevation. Some of the trees are more than 4,000 years old. Many of them have only a narrow strip of living bark to sustain them in this otherwise rather barren landscape, but this beautifully weathered specimen is definitely dead.

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Debi17-Jul-2008 21:37
What a testament to the harsh conditions.
coaster10-Jul-2005 14:14
Great shot.
Gayle P. Clement24-Jun-2005 13:32
Beautifully knarled tree.
steve mcsweeny23-Jun-2005 09:47
Very nice!
Steven Jusczyk23-Jun-2005 06:59
Incredible wood nicely captured. Great composition.
Mindy McNaugher23-Jun-2005 04:22
Fabulous shot! Love the twisted, gnarled dead tree! Great textures!
Jean Ray23-Jun-2005 02:53
Beautiful textures and lines! I really love this.
JeremyGood22-Jun-2005 18:06
Wonderful saturated sky. Great twisted textures in the foreground.
Bill Miller22-Jun-2005 15:15
Amazing natural sculptures. I like this composition....
Guest 22-Jun-2005 13:36
Great looking textures on that old tree..
Guest 22-Jun-2005 13:01
Fantastic image Dave.
Herb 22-Jun-2005 12:53
One of my favorite spots
Adalberto Tiburzi22-Jun-2005 12:18
When the dead seem alive...
Crystal clear shot.
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