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16-Sep-2021 LynnH

After Hurricane Nicholas

Galveston Island, Texas

The trees on Port Trinidad road.

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Julie Oldfield20-Sep-2021 17:48
It definitely looks stark and stormy. A well composed image. V
Chris20-Sep-2021 07:16
Hopefully the damaged ones will survive, such devastation.
Margaret Sloan19-Sep-2021 18:04
Poor trees!
Walter Otto Koenig19-Sep-2021 16:52
Strong documentary image. I wonder how long the town will survive with hurricanes becoming more destructive each season. "V"
carol j. phipps19-Sep-2021 16:02
Whew! Strong, documentary picture of the times. V
Carl Carbone19-Sep-2021 13:23
They must have strong roots! Hopefully they'll grow back some fronds.
Mieke WA Minkjan19-Sep-2021 09:04
how good to see that trees can move with the strength of the wind
impressive photo V
joseantonio19-Sep-2021 03:41
nice composition and perspective.V.
larose forest photos19-Sep-2021 01:27
Those poor trees lost a lot of fronds, but at least still standing, which is amazing! Superb shot. V
Dennis Hoyne19-Sep-2021 00:21
At least those flexible trunks stood the test.
laine19-Sep-2021 00:13
Never pretty when a storm event has its way.
Helen Betts18-Sep-2021 23:21
It does look like they've lost some fronds, but I'm glad they survived. Good POV and some great reflections. V.
globalgadabout18-Sep-2021 22:52
did a spot of frond-shedding take place, as it sure looks that way...at least they are still standing though..that storm must have been a vivid experience..
Ray :)18-Sep-2021 22:44
The trees do indicate how tough it can be there.