Software's (non) future?
London, ON, April 2010
In honor of this week's tree-filled Thematic Photographic (click here to dive in), I'd like to share this decidedly different form of tree. Personal computers - in this case, my wife's Mac - use a tree-like hierarchy to manage software and files.
I've been living with one form of computerized tree or another since I pried my first machine apart oh so many years ago. But only now did it occur to me that I could have some photographic fun with it, too.
Your turn: Can you think of other, non-standard kinds of trees?
http://rinklyrimes.blogspot.com/2010/04/treeson.html
ReplyDeleteJust an idea!
And of course there is the Family Tree, which can be a lot of fun, and sometimes rather amazing.
ReplyDeleteHow about a fence.
ReplyDeleteThe family tree occurred to me, too. In my case, it's rather more like a family hedge - it seems to spread out amazingly rapidly, with some rather intertwined branches
ReplyDeleteHow about a binary tree?
ReplyDeletehttp://skrud.net/files/binary_tree_boat_race.png
Logarithms?
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Math equations.
ReplyDeleteFamily trees
Varicose veins.
brain waves
optic nerves
branching into eternity
philibusters
what about undersea trees of seaweeds and various plants?