RELATIVE OF GROOT.

Critique Style: Standard

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About This Image

On a leisurely walk near the Yakima River when this guy appeared. People around here have seen and filmed Big Foot, but I haven’t heard mention of a relative of a Flora Colossus being mentioned anywhere. perhaps Jimothy Raccoon living on the west side of the state is related to Rocket Raccoon.

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Just a bit of whimsy. Nothing serious about this post.

Technical Details

Canon R5, 100/400 @100; 5.6; 640 iso; 1/250th.

Well seen Jim. I thought the same exact thing, its Groot!

Youssef, Thank you.

Jim: My immediate impression was that this was one of the Ents from Lord of the Rings. A nice find that brought an immediate :grin:. Well done.>=))>

Absolutely love the title. It made me laugh out loud. This is a fun one. Thanks for posting this. We should have a humor category.

Awesome find Jim! I’m with Bill, I also thought of the “Lord of the Rings” and the walking trees. But also, the talking trees in the “Wizard of Oz.” - “… Are you meaning my apples aren’t what they aught to be?” haha.

Honestly, I had to google “Groot” … now I know, and I never was in to the “Guardian of the Galaxy..”

I hope you don’t mind since I’m thinking you just posted for fun (nothing serious…) But I couldn’t help but think of this recent image snagged in Yosemite. I wasn’t going to post, but I think the similarity is there, and fun too. Only this guy is missing his upper torso! A headless Groot!

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Hi Jim! This is a great find and fun to see. My first thought was an Ent, but Groot sure fits too. Well seen!