Inspired by Alan

JimFox

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Now I am sure Alan will just shake his head wondering how on earth he inspired this... but minus the moss draped trees of the PNW when I saw this little forest scene I spotted hiking down from Blue Lakes in Colorado with Amy, it made me think of Alan.

All comments are welcome and Alan feel free to post any disclaimers needed...

Jim

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AlanLichty

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Nicely composed and some scattered blooms to boot. But - without any moss in the upper 1/3 of the scene it seems a little empty up there.....

Thanks for the thoughts :)
 

Ben Egbert

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In a typical non rain forest, the lower branches get shaded out and die. Probably the same in a rain forest, but they collect moss to cover the loss of foliage.

Still a very nice peaceful scene.
 
Yep, this is definitely something Alan would photograph with maybe the exception of the Cow Parsnip (white flower). I don't remember if they occur in the PNW.
 

AlanLichty

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Yep, this is definitely something Alan would photograph with maybe the exception of the Cow Parsnip (white flower). I don't remember if they occur in the PNW.
I think you are correct about the cow parsnip. We have a similar plant that grows along the coastline in open areas like Cape Blanco but it's a more compact flower cluster and much shorter.
 

JimFox

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Nicely composed and some scattered blooms to boot. But - without any moss in the upper 1/3 of the scene it seems a little empty up there.....

Thanks for the thoughts :)
You are welcome Alan, I am glad you liked this.
 

JimFox

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Yep, this is definitely something Alan would photograph with maybe the exception of the Cow Parsnip (white flower). I don't remember if they occur in the PNW.
Hey Doug, what’s funny is I purposely included the Cow Parsnip as a hidden Easter Egg...
 

JimFox

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Yep, this is definitely something Alan would photograph with maybe the exception of the Cow Parsnip (white flower). I don't remember if they occur in the PNW.
BTW, I took a photo this afternoon that was inspired by you Doug. I will get it posted tonight or tomorrow.
 
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