Photos Of Trees?

My newest:


california redwoods, Prairie Creek State Park, Redwoods National Park

My favorite tree. -W

One of my MOST favorite subject of photography!

My contribution...

A true survivor

I have a couple of those:

Here we go!









Rich

Here's a female tree

I don't think twirking was a word when I took this image

Title choice was deliberate -- simply, a tree. Received helpful email identifying it -- that's wasn't the purpose of the shot.

Just the moment -- and, a tree ;)






~ Carmen Hathaway ~

http://fineartamerica.com/featured/winter-trees-mink-brook-hanover-nh-edward-fielding.html

This discussion got me thinking about trees, so I pulled up and worked on this photo today:

~ Carmen Hathaway ~

Two of my tree photos, one in full fall color, and one showing strength in black and white.

Love those last three Brian.

I appreciate your kind response to my last three images John. Thank you very much! The first two are entirely real, while the last one is entirely digital (done with Photoshop paintbrushes). I did another version of that one with an embedded poem I wrote. The image is large only to make the text more readable...

Shot taken in Annapolis Maryland... This is purportedly the oldest White Mulberry Tree in Maryland.

This is a rework view from another image in my gallery. All the flowers are long gone now, but the tree still stands in what is now a field full of soybeans.

Ilove photos of trees!

I don't shoot trees much for their own sake, but sometimes they do hold their own. Here is one example. I doubt you'd find a similar tree within a 50 mile radius in this part of the world.

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Close ups you say... um OK

desert tree fine art photograph by Benjamin Yeager

Conversion of an image previously posted:

Enchanted forest with trees that turn into animals at night.