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From December 16, 2006 to January 14, 2007, Botany Photo of the Day is going to be featuring photo abstracts posted with little or no scientific commentary. If abstracts aren't to your taste, please consider revisiting the site in mid-January. – Daniel
Previously featured on BPotD here: Pinus ponderosa and here: Pinus ponderosa.
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An interesting photo and attractive. How did you achieve that effect?
Thanks, Knox. This is a combination of long exposure time and panning the camera.
~ Happy Winter Solstice ~
a real flash in the pan
Actually I'd like to eat crow. Not bad if they are young. The critique of the terraformed afforested ponderosa pine on Mars being blown by thousand kmph winds is unwarranted as there is available an immediate link to a real bona fide P.pine in its glory and a delicate study of its bark.