Get Offa My Lawn - Anaglyph

One of several anaglyphs taken from our recent trip up to the Mount Evans area of the Rockies.

Near the base of the mountain (a relative term; the vistas there are still dizzying), just three miles up the ascending road, there's an area where you can walk freely among some bristlecone pines living right at the breakline between the evergreen forests and the high tundra. These are among the oldest living things on Earth; some of the trees there are 1,500, 1,600 or even close to 2,000 years old. This particular one is a little worse for wear and getting crotchety around all the youngsters that visit and pause to touch it's almost alarmingly smooth surface, and I imagine it has little patience for anyone under the age of 900, hence the title.

This is a standard red-cyan anaglyph (funny glasses required), and rather than my usual greyscale base, I experimented with a quasi-sepia sort of thing.