Shorn by Robin Reid

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23-FEB-2008	Robin Reid

Shorn

Rancho Bernardo, CA

Shorn

Gary Winters, with his trusty wide-angle lens managed to capture the totality of my recently “trimmed” mulberry tree. (see below)
I’m countering here with a shot from my long lens. And yes, I know the image is a total snore, but at least I got a PaD in before the sun set.

Canon EOS 5D ,Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM
1/1000s f/2.8 at 150.0mm iso50 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	23-Feb-2008 13:55:13
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 5D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	150 mm
Exposure Time	1/1000 sec
Aperture	f/2.8
ISO Equivalent	50
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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carol j. phipps		25-Feb-2008 17:51
The trimmed places resemble feathers! LOL! I thought it was a huge nest.

Ian York		24-Feb-2008 17:51
that is one severe oucome..

laine82		24-Feb-2008 06:44
Oh you tortured it...and here I was thinking you never had a mean bone in your body :>))

Greg Harp		24-Feb-2008 03:13
Wow! That looks pretty brutal. I'm terrible when it comes to trimming--I never trim as much as I should...

Sam Stevenson		24-Feb-2008 02:50
Looks pretty brutal!

Bryan Ramsay		24-Feb-2008 02:45
I wish I could have said the same! -BJ

Gary Winters		24-Feb-2008 01:55
They are the craziest trees. So weird looking when trimmed, but beautiful when everything comes back.

Herb		24-Feb-2008 01:32
The brutality

Coleen Perilloux Landry		24-Feb-2008 01:27
Oh, the mulberry tree, the mulberry tree--the poor mulberry tree. It appears to have lived a long time and I hope it sprouts again.

virginiacoastline		24-Feb-2008 00:18
it may be a total "snore" . . .but I tell you what . . .I clicked on it!! HAD to know whattheheckISthat?!?

Walter Otto Koenig		24-Feb-2008 00:08
Au contraire, mon frère. I think it's an interesting image. Amazing that the tree survives this. We did something similar to a Yucca a few years back and now it's twice the size than before.