BHUT10D-198
November 19, 2010
Another photo from Bhutan to wrap up the week. This comes to us from the National Botanical Garden, which is a bit of a misnomer because it was more akin to a National Park than a regular botanical garden. It had hiking trails, camping spots, and picnic areas. And the plants were not cultivated or arranged in any manner throughout the park, they were wild. This area was beautiful; a cloud forest, the whole park was draped in ferns and moss and mushrooms. And the cloudy day that we visited dampened the sound, so the place was ghostly quiet, and we felt like we had the whole place to ourselves. This stump of a long-forgotten tree was a microcosm of the entire forest, covered in the yellowish lichens and ferns surrounding, feeding off the constant moisture of the air. Happy Friday, and enjoy.
Technical notes:
Camera: NIkon D80
Lens: Nikon 105 mm f/2.8
Focal length: 105 mm
Exposure: 1/40 f/11 ISO 400
Post-processing: Toning and curves adjustment in PS4
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