Dailies 2016
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Photographing giants
Photographer at the top of some boardwalk stairs photographing the giant
Western red cedar trees on Meares Island, off Tofino, British Columbia. The biggest trees are 1000 years old or more. You have to look close at larger sizes to see him, but his tiny figures gives a sense of scale to the trees!
photographergiant treesboardwalkPacific coastvirgin rainforestMeares IslandTofinoBritish ColumbiaWestern red cedar
From Pacific Rim 2
jimholmquist
on April 17, 2016Impressive tree and a super shot!
Rick Willis
on March 20, 2016They are huge...
Gene Hyder
on March 20, 2016Terrific shot.
TinaMarie Gardner
on March 20, 2016Huge trees! Logan and I are planning a trip to the redwoods close to here.
Lgood
on March 20, 2016Wow, those trees are amazing. They just fascinate me, and I wish we had more opportunities to see them in person. Yes, viewing in the larger size is wonderful.
KDP450
on March 20, 2016sorry should have rated
KDP450
on March 20, 2016Great POV.
arctangent
on March 20, 2016Scale is just one of the challenges to photographing these giants. Well done with this one.
Franks-Focus
on March 20, 2016Great to see another area where old growth has been spared. Having the person in the frame certainly does provide scale to appreciate the size of these cedars.
God's Child
on March 20, 2016Lots of luscious greens!
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