Dry Baobab Adansonia PSD

" Bryce Tree Collection " o12 - " Dry Baobabu " PSD

Photoshop PSD(.psd) files featuring "African Baobab (Adansonia digitata)" in Leafless dry season

Prepared 5 color variations each in,
(A) general Front-Horizontal view and,
(B) a Birds-Eye view ...
... sub-total 10 images each in,
(1) 1280x1280 rendered (white background) PSD(.psd) files with,
(2) 1280x1280 transparent background PSD(.psd) files,
... "super-compressed" each articles in 7-Zip(.7z) Archive files ...
....... whole set archived again in Zip(.zip) file .....

Preview image in this page ..... 1800x1800 pixel-size base featuring both "front-horizontal view" and "a birds-eye view" simultaneously, added "Hu-Sun-Mu" Han-zi letters on it as upper layer. Note ! the original images in all files are without this upper layer ...

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Baobabu(バオバブ)... "Adansonia digitata" in Japanese pronunciation. The written "Katakana" letters are just for Japanese languages.
Chinese traditional Han-zi letters are, i.e., written as Hu-Sun-Mui(猢猻木)you can see on the Preview image in this page.
Adansonia .... in general ... wiki ... [link]
Adansonia .... in simplified Chinese ... wiki ... [link]
Adansonia .... in Japanese ... wiki ... [link]
Adansonia digitata(猢猻樹,猢猻木,猴麵包樹) ... in traditional Chinese ... [link]
By the way .... What is the Difference between Baobab's Chinese-letters "Hu-Sun-Shu(猢猻樹)" and "Hu-Sun-Mu(猢猻木)" ??? ....... well. literally they are both identify the "Baobab-Tree or Baobab-trees", however, in my personal opinion, the "Hu-Sun-Shu(猢猻樹)" sounds like Baobab-tree(s) with many leaves but the "Hu-Sun-Mu(猢猻木)" sounds like naked-leafless Baobab-tree(s) .... maybe because i am typical Japanese born person ...
Tree, Trees ... Literary "Jyumoku(樹木)", colloquially "Ki(木)" in Japanese Kanji, "Shu-Mu (樹木,树木)", "Shu (樹,树)" in Chinese languages(former letter is in traditional-Chinese, latter one is in simplified-Chinese, although the colloquially their pronunciations are different even among the Han-Chinese-Languages, i.e. Mandarin, Shanghainese, Cantonese, Taiwanese etc.... Shu-Mu combination is just for Mandarin)
Maybe the article written here is the best answer .... "樹，文言又叫木(Sy6, literally it is also called Muk9 (6 and 9 are Tonal-differences) ...
Sy, Muk (樹, 木) ... wiki ... in traditional Chinese but in Cantonese ... [link]
Tree ... wiki ... in general ... [link]
Jyumoku (樹木) ... wiki ... in Japanese ... [link]
Shu, Mu (树, 木) ... in simplified Chinese ... [link]

Same contents in other formats available ...
Gimp Document Image XCF(.xcf) file set(10.9MB) at here, [link]
TIFF+PNG set(12.8MB) at here, [link]

Enjoy !


Baobab PSD set featuring in other seasons also available ...
in Leafy season ... o11 Leafy Baobab(24.9MB) at here ... [link]
in Anthesis flowering season ... o13 Bloom Baobab(15.1MB) at here ... [link]
in Fruitive fruit-bearing season ... o14 Fruit Baobab(17.3MB) at here ... [link]