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04-May-2020

Pollard willows

Pollard willows along river Waal
These pollard willows were pruned last winter and now have new branches and leaves
Vuren - Holland

Nikon Z 6
1/320s f/9.0 at 31.5mm iso125 hide exif
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Date/Time04-May-2020 16:13:33
MakeNikon
ModelNIKON Z 6
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length31.5 mm
Exposure Time1/320 sec
Aperturef/9
ISO Equivalent125
Exposure Bias0.00
White Balancedaylight (1)
Metering Modematrix (5)
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Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
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Graeme05-Jun-2020 18:25
Fascinating shot, Ton. V
Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)04-Jun-2020 06:12
Excellent capture.V
Paolo
George McCarten23-May-2020 23:21
Wow! Talk about pruning! The stumpy pollard cluster makes for an intriguing image.
Pieter Bos21-May-2020 20:20
Prachtige groep knotwilgen. ~V
Don Mottershead21-May-2020 19:20
They certainly are resilient. Very interesting photo.
Gill Kopy21-May-2020 05:10
I'm amazed at how much they've been cut back - and they seem to love it :) They look like they're celebrating spring :) V
MarcViskens20-May-2020 19:44
heel mooi Ton
Nick Paoni20-May-2020 19:16
Neat to see this phase in the growth cycle.
peterjay4520-May-2020 12:20
Great clarity and detail in this excellent photo.
janescottcumming20-May-2020 11:06
Wow, they were really pruned back. So cool to see them coming to life! V
Blandine Mangin20-May-2020 11:00
jolie vue de la nature qui revient ! v
Nestor Derkach20-May-2020 09:01
Excellent image and one amazing growth habit.
A most interesting presentation tack sharp with a
nice puffy clouds to back up the composition.
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Industrial Heritage20-May-2020 08:35
Love this combination of willow', sand and water. It gives a kind of exotic feeling.
Torben Jorgensen20-May-2020 07:58
Some interesting structures in old trees. Well caught Ton. V
Pete Hemington20-May-2020 07:53
Wow - harsh pollarding, but makes for a good shot
Zoltán Balogh20-May-2020 07:33
Excellent photograph, Ton! V
Liz Bickel20-May-2020 03:20
Fascinating and very unique. Most intriguing.
Dennis Hoyne20-May-2020 02:55
It's so interesting ho they can be pruned way back like this and keep regenerating .
Hank Vander Velde19-May-2020 22:08
Beautiful shot of these newly sprouting Pollard Willows Ton.
larose forest photos19-May-2020 21:13
Pollarding produces such odd and intriguing tree shapes. A marvelous shot of this cluster. V
Tom Munson19-May-2020 21:11
Great shot of these amazing tree, Ton.
Helen Betts19-May-2020 20:56
Fascinating looking trees, well captured with excellent texture. V.
Kat19-May-2020 20:18
Interesting type of tree, lovely capture
Nirvan Hope19-May-2020 19:58
I love the ancient look of these old trees, who grow new again year after year.
Walter Otto Koenig19-May-2020 19:35
Great detail in this image. Amazing how they survive such extreme pruning. "V"
Doug Cruden19-May-2020 19:00
I like the different textures here Ton, definitely intriguing
Wim Ensie19-May-2020 18:56
Sterk beeld Ton V
fotabug19-May-2020 18:40
Makes an intriguing picture with those twisted trunks!
joseantonio19-May-2020 18:28
very nice angle for this great shot.V
Johnny JAG19-May-2020 18:27
Nice green shoots of recovery
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