Leafless trees on a river bank.

Posted by Girish Haniyamballi (Hyderabad, India) on 3 May 2006 in Plant & Nature.

Its ironic to see trees without a single leaf on a river bank.

Comments (8)

Shuva from Hyderabad, India

I bet the government is doing some kind of nuclear research below the river bed.

3 May 2006 5:10am

Aaron Schmidt from Auckland, New Zealand

What is this, the poison river? It looks like cobwebs from a giant spider draped across the trees. Cool pic.

3 May 2006 5:59am

Milind from India

Awesome snap..... Is is a net (used for catching fishes) that has been wrapped around this poor tree???

3 May 2006 6:06am

Girish Haniyamballi from Hyderabad, India

In rainy season when the water level in the river rises , all these trees are submerged in water and in summer when the water level starts falling the stray fishing nets gets cought in these trees.

3 May 2006 7:25am

Madhu from Hyderabad, India

Nice angle to capture these trees. It looks like spider web. Did u try the boat there?

3 May 2006 9:54am

Kerstin from Paris, France

Cool, you should return to this place with another lightning, at sunset or better at a stormy day. I guess this could be a scary scene.

3 May 2006 10:17am

Jason Kravitz from Brussels, Belgium

I like the pattern of the trees - nice one

3 May 2006 12:44pm

Steve Kravitz from Florence, NJ, United States

To cover the trees the water must get very high.

4 May 2006 2:11am

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