Am 10.06.26 um 16:32 schrieb Alan Cole:
This Baobab Tree is situated about 1Km away on the far bank of the
Olifants River gorge opposite the camp restaurant verandah. Perhaps a
bit beyond the limit of my HD 55-300? Now, Baobabs are actually giant
succulents often having hollow trunks. It is my contention this one
was struck by lightning - many branches at the top are gone & the
trunk is blown wide open. Must have been a hell of a bang.
Great shot. Just how big is this tree?
My HD 55-300 is a lot sharper at 260 mm and below, so that the photos
are better when I shoot at 260 and then blow them up if needed.
Ralf
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