Trembling Giants

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    For in the true nature of things, if we rightly consider, every green tree is far more glorious than if it were made of gold and silver. (Martin Luther)

    source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_trees
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    1. Taлya 41 months ago | reply

      nice!

    2. Rantz 41 months ago | reply

      Grand - I would be keen to see how the Wollemi Pine fits into this.

    3. JAM Farhat photos -Jamile, Amanda e Marcelo 41 months ago | reply

      Nice composition!

    4. Nathan Godding 41 months ago | reply

      Stunning! Beautiful infographic. Unfortunately the apostrophe in Earth's is going the wrong way...an easy fix

    5. jody-rodgers 41 months ago | reply

      very well done!

    6. ╠╣║ 41 months ago | reply

      nice but impossible to connect text with map dot.
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    7. Mike Cialowicz 41 months ago | reply

      Very cool, but difficult to figure out which tree corresponds to which point on the map. Following curvy lines through a mess of other curvy lines sucks.

    8. Flynn Wynn 40 months ago | reply

      I disagree. Great design.

    9. Levi♥sar 40 months ago | reply

      amazing

    10. Amy Nieto 40 months ago | reply

      Beautiful. I just did a research on some of those trees and wow, what a fascinating concept!

      (found you via Stumbled Upon)

    11. Jeff_Stein 40 months ago | reply

      You have some very good designs. Nice work!

    12. rypat 40 months ago | reply

      good call on centering the map on the Pacific.
      balances out the upper graphics nicely.

    13. r.paola 40 months ago | reply

      great design!

    14. zkrasa 40 months ago | reply

      a couple of people are saying that it's hard to connect trees with places - i agree. think a simple way to fix this would be to give the lines different line weights, according to approximate age of the tree. the youngest gets the thinnest lines. that way it would be easy to see where the most old trees are!

    15. David Hart / ihartdave 40 months ago | reply

      Man, I love your work. Very inspirational.

    16. Cooky Yoon 39 months ago | reply

      nice work!!! very impressive

    17. a_saad 37 months ago | reply

      great work , well done !!

    18. Cristian Mantovani 32 months ago | reply

      Master

    19. jackie.hills 10 months ago | reply

      Nothing in Africa?

    20. Elvin Atombender 9 months ago | reply

      good job!

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