I don't know if there is a more beautiful wild pine tree anywhere in Korea. Best of all, this tree is sort of located on a random out of the way mountain where very few people ever visit...for now at least. There is a dam just out of frame a bit to the right and normally this area very seldom seems to get this sort of low cloud and fog. However, I have been here twice with similar conditions and it is quite amazing how identically the fog forms when it does...I believe there is either a second smaller reservoir and a stream winding through those background peaks that helps the fog form right there. This photo is a pano of a couple images taken with my 5div and 24-105 lens.
![image showing I have shared plenty of Korean pine trees, but without a doubt this is my new favorite one, Jeolla bukdo, South Korea [OC] [3000x2000]](aaa204cb-8fff-598a-a4a9-efd30995e965.jpg)
NathanielMerz on March 15th, 2020 at 12:39 UTC »
I don't know if there is a more beautiful wild pine tree anywhere in Korea. Best of all, this tree is sort of located on a random out of the way mountain where very few people ever visit...for now at least. There is a dam just out of frame a bit to the right and normally this area very seldom seems to get this sort of low cloud and fog. However, I have been here twice with similar conditions and it is quite amazing how identically the fog forms when it does...I believe there is either a second smaller reservoir and a stream winding through those background peaks that helps the fog form right there. This photo is a pano of a couple images taken with my 5div and 24-105 lens.
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Prizmasm on March 15th, 2020 at 12:57 UTC »
Omg the tree in Kung-Fu Panda is real!
Nex-Venator on March 15th, 2020 at 13:29 UTC »
Tree definitely picked a good spot.