This old olive tree belongs once to my Grand-Father and before him to his Grand -Father etc etc...Probably is some hundred years old. And old lady still giving her fruits every year as usual .
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The venerable old lady is gorgeous in her wrinkles. Long may she live!
ReplyDeleteThe stones are beautiful too.
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ReplyDeleteI love old trees, if they could only talk what a history they would have to share with us!! How great that it has been with the family for that length of time and still producing fruit, incredible. Thank you, Jackie.
A grand old lady indeed. The old trees of whichever species seem to be hardier than the younger ones. I remember reading somewhere of an olive tree in Greece that was around 1600 years old.
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Great photo and I loved your words.
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Great motive!
ReplyDeleteBut imho a little bit overdone in postprocessing! Looks more like a painting than a photo with the DRI/HDR techniques applied.
Is it due to global warming? Are there no more cool shadows in Greece? Where have all the shadows gone....? ;-)
Cool looking tree. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteOld, but beautiful!
ReplyDeleteΠανυπέροχη!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful image.
ReplyDelete@ peter molz
ReplyDeleteHi Peter, any constractiv critical word is always welcome, especialy from profesionals ;)
Indeed is a bit ovelighted, but it was also in the midle of a very sunny Oktober day!Have a nice day.
ps.click to see all the info in the flickr file.
Venerable and beautiful tree! :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE olives, by the way. ;)
Beautiful tree - if it dies, send it to me and I will make some furniture out of it.
ReplyDeleteOh, what a magnificent tree and composition.
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