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06-NOV-2004 © 2004 by Gary Robertshaw

Cypress tunnel

This "tunnel" of cypress trees just north of Fort Bragg, California on highway one made me stop for a photo after I'd driven through. No, I didn't honk the horn when I went through 8^).

Olympus C-2100UZ
1/125s f/2.8 at 27.3mm iso100 full exif

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Robert Charity08-Dec-2007 22:07
super shot, v
UZgroup(UZ Alumni)20-Aug-2005 02:23
just discovered this shot and WOW it's wonderful.
Katherine
Gilles Navet30-Dec-2004 13:20
Terrific composition
One of the best pic i have seen today
Great tones too
Gilles
Wendy O11-Nov-2004 07:18
Gorgeous! Beautiful! Perfect exposure!
Costi Jacky 09-Nov-2004 19:08
Very nice scenery.
markvm09-Nov-2004 16:47
Great shot!
Saskia 09-Nov-2004 16:06
Oh wow! I can imagine you stopped! I would have too...
Larry Ahern09-Nov-2004 10:26
WOW!!! Superb!!
Guest 09-Nov-2004 05:51
Good Eye Gary!
René Gysi09-Nov-2004 04:39
Beautiful composition. Great perspective. Very good work.
Guest 09-Nov-2004 04:19
what a beautiful perspective ! I like the contrast between the left (gray) and the right green which gives a natural balance
Elaine (etfitz)09-Nov-2004 03:47
Beautiful image! Wonderful perspective, it draws you in.
Guest 09-Nov-2004 03:45
Beautifully composed.
Guest 09-Nov-2004 03:42
Great capture. I really like the way you've composed the shot. The road takes you right through the photo.

And what do you mean you didn't honk?? You have to honk! ;)
Guest 09-Nov-2004 03:41
Excellent
Guest 09-Nov-2004 03:40
Very cool.
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