Love Dendroglyphs . . . About ♥ & Trees

About Love Dendroglyphs . . . About ♥ & Trees

a matter of Love Claims & Trees...

Dendroglyph : This term is a very convenient one to designate trees as a whole, the boles of which have been incised, carved, or marked by a process of cutting in some fashion or another.

Feel free to discuss the subject/topic or anything related to it in the 'Discuss' section.
It may also be interesting to translate or help translate some of the incisings

ENJOY




PS: While many of these carvings may kill or harm the plant, this group is not meant to encourage this activity : it is meant to document this aspect of human behavior, both artistically and socio-anthropologically.


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ADDING
Before you submit an image to the group pool,

1- Please add "Love Dendroglyphs" to the photo's tags.

2- Please also put the following html in the description of the image.

Submitted to the <a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/lovedendro/"> "Love Dendroglyphs"</a> group.

It should look like this:

Submitted to the "Love Dendroglyphs" group.



INVITING.
If you see an image that you think belongs here, you can invite the photographer to join the group and submit the image by putting the following code in your comment.

This photo would be right at home in <a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/lovedendro/">"Love Dendroglyphs". </a>
You can visit the group, join and submit your picture <a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/lovedendro/">here</a>.
<img src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1208/864152182_74d08b5e21_o.jpg" />

It should look like this:

This photo would be right at home in "Love Dendroglyphs".
You can visit the group, join and submit your picture here.




COMMENTING
There are no commenting or faving rules here (although it would be nice if you did take the time to comment on other members' work), but if you do comment on a photo you've seen in the pool it would be great if you could let the photographer know where you found the image by putting the following code in your comment.

I found this amazing photograph at <a href="http://www.flickr.com/groups/lovedendro/">"Love Dendroglyphs"</a>.
<img src="http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1208/864152182_74d08b5e21_o.jpg" />

It should look like this:

I found this amazing photograph at "Love Dendroglyphs".