Twining Plant Photo

Photographer’s Note

Easy to find this species in Tropical Rain Forest, a twining plants wind up on a trunk for obtain more sunlight to continue it life in the thick forest. There is a path leading to Japanese Village at Berjaya Hill's Resort.

WS Photo - Another Species

riclopes, belido, gracious, JanD, cunejo200, Atousa, jlbrthnn, Charo, pierrefonds has marked this note useful

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Graal (58786) 2008-11-30 23:23

Hi Ally,
another nice presentationof nature. Amazing path between the plants like in tropical forest. I like it.
Gr., Aleksander

Kielia (8739) 2008-11-30 23:55

Hi Ally,
very interesting capture of the trees! The productivity of the rain forest is obvious. Excellent light and beautiful colours. TFS!
Warm regards
Harriet

pablominto (41398) 2008-12-01 1:01

Hello Ally,

Yes, this is jungle to me, an abundance of lush green vegetation of many kinds!
Interesting to see this how plants are using others in order to survive, a well known technique among humans...
A good documentary photograph, fine details showing the subject very well!

Greetings,
Pablo -

riclopes (33135) 2008-12-01 3:20

Olá Ally, excellent vertical perspective and good use of the two trunks for a nice 'V' framing, the closer one showing a wonderful example of symbiosis. I like the green arrangement in FG and the WS is an interesting detail as well.
ricardo

belido (16899) 2008-12-01 3:33

Hi Ally,

I've never tried this kind of photo...it looks a difficult situation regarding the lighting conditions. You did a great job in here. Exposure was well managed and the details are all there. Great nature photography!
Regards,
Carlos

John_F_Kennedy (32032) 2008-12-01 3:52

A really nice view of this beautiful park. Very nice lighting and these trees are very pretty.
Best wishes,
Achim

gracious (20017) 2008-12-01 10:18

Hello Ally,
This is a good image of nature which captured well with the difficult light that coming through the thick canopy of forest! but you had done well!
the image is sharp with very good balanced colour and details
my compliment!
Tony

Silvio1953 (42911) 2008-12-01 12:52

Ciao Ally, beautiful all green composition, great view of splendid forest, very well done, ciao Silvio

JanD (15053) 2008-12-02 2:37

Howdy Ally!
Amazing capture. Nice natural light and bright, good colors. Very good capture. Perfect sharp.
Regards!

cunejo200 (7243) 2008-12-02 9:21

Hello Ally,
The exposure certainly is optimum in this difficult but green and lovely scene. Most fascinating to see the twines and tendrils attacking the huge tree. The greens are very soothing. Well done and my compliments...Danilo

Atousa (3466) 2008-12-03 3:11

Salam Ally,

A nice shot to show these beautiful twinning plans .. you framed it very well n the details are clear.. thank you.
Best regards, A

jlbrthnn (39039) 2008-12-03 10:22

Hello Ally,
A spectacular good example of opportunist behavior of plant. A beautiful image.
Have a nice day
Cordially
Joël

jemaflor (39759) 2008-12-03 10:44

Hi ally,
Good effect with this foregroung and these two big leaves, well composed with trees in vertical a shot.

feather (50168) 2008-12-03 11:17

Both here and in the WS we can see some very different plants from the ones we are used to seeing every day. I like how you have composed and framed this one showing just a small area and detail of the forest. Good work
Kath

Charo (31851) 2008-12-03 13:55

Hello Ally,
Impressive as this great tree trunk is invaded by roots of another. Great depth and detail. Original composition.
Best regards,
Charo

pierrefonds (26669) 2008-12-09 4:04

Hi Ally,

The point of view is showing the details and colors of the twining plants wind up on the trunk of the tree. The ferns are framing well the tree. The light is enhancing the colors and is giving them a good contrast. Have a nice day.

Pierre

jmdias (19935) 2008-12-22 6:20

ally

very interesting view. I liked the way you framed the ferns in the lower area and the trunks going up. beautiful work, well done

hugs

jorge

emjleclercq (14524) 2009-01-22 22:59

Nice close up on the trunk with the plant attached to it, and some depth with the path behind, making a aperture ofr the sight.

All the best,

Emmanuel

Delfin (1497) 2009-02-03 5:26

Hi Ally,
I am very impressed by your shot. It is beautiful.
No matter how many times I tried to photograph the tropical forest the pictures wouldn't come out well: either because of lack of light and dim coloration or because of too much stuff in the composition (compo-overload).
Thank you for sharing this one, good example for me on how people manage the forests.
By the way, how come your nick is "shevchenko", if it's not a secret? :) I am ukrainian, and it hit to me to see a ukrainian last name as a nick of somebody from another side of the world:))
cheers,
Olga

foozi (4735) 2009-03-12 5:16

Hi Ally,
this one is really twisting and twining around the palm tree. With mosses clearly seen this capture is natural. I like the two ferns leaves that balance the shot.

regards,
Foozi