Frozen Banana Tree in Colored Pencil Wood Print

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A colored pencil effect has been added to my original "Frozen Banana Tree" photo taken at the Mobile Botanical Gardens.This rather unsightly frozen banana tree, an herbaceous plant, was found at the gardens in early spring after an unusually cold winter in Mobile, Alabama. The sign in front of it states "Pardon Our Winter Coats: It is best to leave the dead foliage on bananas until the threat of cold weather is over, so we will be tidying these lovely plants up after the threat of frost has passed."

Although I have no formal training in photography, I have always enjoyed taking pictures. Photography has been a hobby for over 30 years: from the simplicity of a tele-instamatic camera, to learning the intricacies of the more challenging 35mm. I explored 35mm low light photography at Mardi Gras parades with my dad's old Argus camera which had no light attachment. Also used it on vacations, still getting by without any light attachment - the camera was so old an attachment could no longer be purchased for it, if it in deed was ever available. Later, I purchased a Yashica 35GSN and had the ability to use external lighting with it. Eventually I added an APS camera to the mix and in recent years have gone digital. I have truly enjoyed the...

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