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| The Roots I - I think these roots are sometimes submerged beneath the stream, but are exposed because of the drought. This zoomed-out photo is meant to give an idea of how far they stretch. View "The Roots II" for a close-up of the same scene. |
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| The Roots II - A close-up version of "The Roots I," this shot displays the seemingly precarious, but extremely stable roots of a tree. |
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| Straggly Tree Against Pretty Trees - The contrast of death against life is stark in this photo. |
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| Roots, Leaves, & Graffiti - I wonder, how many faces has this ancient root watched pass by it's cozy resting place amongst the rocks? |
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| My Favorite Log - We walked past this burnt sienna colored log twice. I really like its twisted bark and bright color. |
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| Mushrooms - Another shot I credit my husband with finding. Though I took the picture, he spotted the scene. |
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| Inside the Log - My husband took this awesome shot by holding the camera inside of a hollow log and waiting for the focus light to come on. |
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| A Gnarly Root - This oddly shaped, lightly colored piece of wood looks gnarly against the mossy rock. I like it. |
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| The Root of All Evil - This twisted mess looked so evil, I was ready for one of the tendrils to turn into a snake. |
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| The Phallic Tree - The title says it all for this one. |
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| The Forked Tree - I love cool shapes, and this forked tree caught my eye. |
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