sallyG11

Crown of Thorns

Crown of Thorns

This weather beaten fence post reminds me of a crown from Game of Thrones! The jagged detail of the worn timber is fascinating and it appears to be the home of ...
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This weather beaten fence post reminds me of a crown from Game of Thrones! The jagged detail of the worn timber is fascinating and it appears to be the home of a few wasps. Photo taken at Woodstock near Townsville.
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camera

Canon EOS 750D

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settings

Aperture f/2.8 ISO 800 Shutter 1/3200 Focal Length 50/1

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upload_date

Oct, 2017

Views

472

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+171

Awards

Peer Award

+57

Outstanding Creativity

+9

Superb Composition

+4

Absolute Masterpiece

+2

Top Choice

+1

All Star

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Impressed

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I have never watched Game of Thrones, but I wouldn't put that thing on me dome. Great photo, Sal! Regards from the beautiful Mediterranean.

Thanks Mick, something about the jagged beauty! Have fun in the Mediterranean, great photos to be shared I hope :)

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Very cool.

Thanks so much, I love it, so old and weather beaten!

PRO

Terrific details...great capture!

Thank you, I appreciate your comments and appreciation :)

Love the shallow depth of field and your style!

Thank you, I appreciate your comments and praise!

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