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Sequoia National Park
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Aug 18, 2021
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Sequoia National Park
Here is another image I captured of the giant Sequoia trees looking straight up. Once again, I show with a wide angle lens for it is the only way to capture the entire tree from top to bottom.
https://johndukesphotography.slickpic.com/albums/Sequoia-National-Park/photo/#17970637
Sequoia National Park Giant Trees
The beautiful Sequoia trees at Sequoia National Park in California. No words can truly describe how beautiful and incredible these trees are. I learned so much about them when I visited this place the other day and I really wish I had a person standing next to the trunk of one of these trees so you can really see how massive they are. I shot this image with a wide angle lens, at 16mm and was actually pretty close to the trees. The lens I used actually gives the appearance that everything in the subject is being pushed away from the camera. I was all by myself here and did not have a person to shoot next to the tree and I wish I did so it would put it in perspective so that you can see the sheer size of the trees. Here are some of the things I learned about these magnificent trees. They have a lifespan of 3000 years and the giant sequoias can only be found in this park and nowhere else in the world! Their branches can be up to 8 feet in diameter and the bark surrounding the trees are 3 feet deep. 3 fe
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