Young forest

[Himself]

Or should I say thick forest? Both for sure.
It's so thick that the eyes are wandering restlessly finding nothing to focus upon, giving the impression of niesen bokeh.
But it's just a very dense forest.
Canon FD 35/2.8, tilt/shift, f/8, tripod, LV, 2 frames shifted and stitched with PTgui. Cropped a bit.



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[Orio]

It's this way because it's coppice, unfortunately. Nothing natural.
But the photo is good.
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[themoleman342]

I must admit I had to look up the word "coppice."

It's a very strong graphic image. Nice!

[Himself]

Thank you guys!
Much appreciated.
As for the coppice, probably you use the word as a synonym for plantation: it might be considering the trees size. They are all the same. Almost.
The picture has been taken during a visit to a maple syrup farm in the nearby on the main land. I surmised also that that's a plantation in order to expand the farm.

AF lens. The B&W picture is what you see in the background. No pails hanging on them. Yet.





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[Yebisu]

Good graphic shot.

[Himself]

Thank you Yebisu!
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