Ponderosa Pine Macro Trunk Abstract No. 01 Men's V-Neck T-Shirt

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I created this macro image of a ponderosa pint trunk as an abstract in nature. The ponderosa pine is a magnificent tree found primarily in the mountain west and northwest. This one was photographed in Rocky Mountain National Park outside Estes Park, Colorado. Smell the bark and you would swear you were smelling vanilla (some say butterscotch.) Each image in this series is like a fingerprint, no two trees present in the same way.

I processed the raw image file using Photomatix Pro 5, filters from Topaz Labs including Detail 3 and DeJPEG 4 as well as some minor tweaking in Photoshop including sCurve adjustments, brightness, saturation and the camera raw filter to produce this hdr image.

I donate 25% of the profits from the sale of this image to PROJECT ZERO: The Project to End Prostate Cancer in order to help develop better detection, prevention and a cure for this killer of males around the world.

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