Trees of Texas – Layers and textures

I like the multiple layers and contrasts in this frame: the light and shadow, the roughness of the tree trunks and the pebbles vs the smoothness of the water, rooted on soil vs flooded, the twin trunks. I was wondering why I didn’t use a large aperture to take this pic, but I remember this is exactly what caught my eye, the layers, so I wanted to have as much of it in focus.

Tags: aperture, black and white, Fuji x100S, Lake Grapevine, myfujifilm, photography, Texas, textures, trees, xseries

2 thoughts on “Trees of Texas – Layers and textures”

Lavinia on August 18, 2015 at 11:47 am said:

It’s also interesting that all the trees are 2 by 2… like they were hugging somehow 🙂

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- claudiacuriciblog on August 18, 2015 at 12:56 pm said:
  
  I call them twin tress 🙂
  
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