Pic(k) of the week 33: Old tree Botanic garden, Sydney
While I was walking over to the spot where I shot the Sydney harbour image of last weeks Pic(k) of the week 32, I spent about 15 mins or so, photographing some very interesting trees in the local Botanical Garden.
The Royal Botanic Gardens were originally founded in 1816 and are a great place to escape the busy city life.
As the sun was setting slowly, I was especially attracted to the texture of this amazing tree with a trunk circumference of more than 5 meter. A local park ranger estimated it being "several hundred years old".
I choose to convert it into Black and White in order to bring out the tonal contrast and texture even more.
Image details:
FujiFilm X-E1 with the 18-55 Fujinon lens
Handheld, ISO200, 73mm (full frame equivalent), f5.6, 1/150s
RAW file developed in Lightroom 5
Nik SilverEfex Pro 2 for Black and White conversion
More of my Sydney images can be found here.
Remember, "It is not how old you are, but how you are old" - Jules Renard
BJORN
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