Theo Bosboom - Half burnt trees in the snow

 

Noir Flohay is a small pine forest in the Belgian High Fenn partly burned by a wildfire a cpuple of years ago. I visited this place in conditions of snow and fog, because it emphasizes the shapes and forms of the damaged trees, making it a surrealistic place.


Location: Noir Flohay, Belgium

Posted on: 11/12/2016
Photo info - 02.02.2015: Canon EOS 5D Mark III, 50 mm, ISO 320, f 16, 1/100 sec, Flash: not used

Tags: Belgium, fire, High Fenn, high key, Landscape, shapes, surrealistic, trees, White, winter


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  1. Jaume Farrés said:

    11/12/2016 09:45

    Looking for other natures within nature. I like hard reading pictures. Because it establishes with the image a stronger and more lasting link.