Ancient One in Fog

© Jan Forseth

Ancient One in Fog

Uploaded: March 02, 2007

Description

A bristlecone pine that is more than a millennium old. I found this ancient tree in the Mt. Evans Wilderness Area of Colorado.

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Comments

March 02, 2007

I would think being that old it would be a little bigger! I really enjoyed your gallery. Any advice for taking pictures in the fog (shutter speed, aperture, etc.) #614497

Jan Forseth March 02, 2007

Hi, Mike. This tree was at 11,540 feet in elevation. At that altitude, they are subjected to a very short growing season, because most of the year they are in snow, and not much oxygen up there. They tend to be stunted and also bent from the high winds.
This particular photo was taken at f/16, 1/200th of a second. Sometimes it can be hard to focus in fog, so if that occurs, you might wish to switch to manual focus (although that wasn't necessary in this case). #4016131

Diane L. Thomas March 07, 2007

Jan, your site is wonderful. What a blessing to live in such a beauty of a state. You do great work. Diane Thomas #4030327

Donna La Mattino Pagakis March 08, 2007

Moody and beautiful, I like your perspective Jan! #4034689

Debra LeVasseur March 14, 2007

Hi Jan,
Great photo and I just checked out your gallery, All I can say is WOW!! There are way too many that I really like to comment on them but one day I hope to be able to get that many great shots also. :-) #4053633

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