Share your favorite Tree photos!!
Oct 17, 2011 21:53:37 #
deayala1 wrote:
ManoaMan wrote:
In the park in our valley on Oahu, I have seen this line of trees along the south end of the park many times. On this particular day the light just sang "take my picture, please" and I could not resist.
Your pictures of the trees are beautiful and well-composed.
Your pictures of the trees are beautiful and well-composed.
I love Mariposa, CA. What a beautiful shot.
Oct 17, 2011 21:57:05 #
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Oct 17, 2011 22:05:15 #
A few of my favorites
Banyon tree, Lahaina, Maui.
This guy needs a haircut
up close
Oct 17, 2011 22:08:18 #
Beautiful trees!
Leatherhelmets - I love the fallen soldier ...I have tried repeatedly for that shot...we have some fallen ones in a nearby nature trail covered in wonderful moss that I really want to get right and I'm not giving up..
Leatherhelmets - I love the fallen soldier ...I have tried repeatedly for that shot...we have some fallen ones in a nearby nature trail covered in wonderful moss that I really want to get right and I'm not giving up..
Gatlingburg, Tn
Oct 17, 2011 22:13:15 #
TraceyG wrote:
Love these shots! Some very cool trees.
Funny, I love trees and yet I have very few pics of them.
Here's a couple old ones.
Funny, I love trees and yet I have very few pics of them.
Here's a couple old ones.
Gracious... this second one here should be blown up as a mural or at least a very large wall poster!
Speaks to me!
Oct 17, 2011 22:13:42 #
Dawn wrote:
Beautiful trees!
Leatherhelmets - I love the fallen soldier ...I have tried repeatedly for that shot...we have some fallen ones in a nearby nature trail covered in wonderful moss that I really want to get right and I'm not giving up..
Leatherhelmets - I love the fallen soldier ...I have tried repeatedly for that shot...we have some fallen ones in a nearby nature trail covered in wonderful moss that I really want to get right and I'm not giving up..
This is stunning, too... very peaceful
Oct 17, 2011 22:15:13 #
dandij wrote:
Great shot! Also i like the composition, well done.
Here is one of mine.
Dan
Here is one of mine.
Dan
This is beautiful too... neat juxtaposition... knarly unruly-looking tree paired with a well-coiffed bed!
Oct 17, 2011 22:18:37 #
Rachel wrote:
Here are a few more of my favorites. Taken in Alaska.
Rachel wrote:
Love the tree. Great shots.
Here's one of mind, it on the M.R.G.O.(Mississippi River Gulf Outlet) When ACOE built it over 50 years ago it killed all the oak trees. Many of the dead trees are still there.
It's very haunting.
asylum1972 wrote:
I've shown you my favorites, now show me yours!!!!
Love the tree. Great shots.
Here's one of mind, it on the M.R.G.O.(Mississippi River Gulf Outlet) When ACOE built it over 50 years ago it killed all the oak trees. Many of the dead trees are still there.
It's very haunting.
Here are a few more of my favorites. Taken in Alaska.
I like the second one best, just something about the 'hanging on til the very end' spirit.
Oct 17, 2011 22:37:17 #
tilde531 wrote:
This is beautiful too... neat juxtaposition... knarly unruly-looking tree paired with a well-coiffed bed!
dandij wrote:
Great shot! Also i like the composition, well done.
Here is one of mine.
Dan
Here is one of mine.
Dan
This is beautiful too... neat juxtaposition... knarly unruly-looking tree paired with a well-coiffed bed!
I actually found one to add!
(It's gonna snow! lol)
I have no idea what kind it is... some kind of evergreen, Cedar I think
Oct 17, 2011 22:48:32 #
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Oct 17, 2011 22:59:45 #
Some more of mine
Monkey Puzzle Tree
View from the underside of a Giant Sequoia
Giant Sequoia
Oct 17, 2011 23:12:47 #
photodaddy
Loc: Missouri
Great captures of trees. This tree is located in the Animal Kingdom at Disneyworld at Orlanda, Fl.
It is called the upside down tree because the branches look like roots of a tree.
It is called the upside down tree because the branches look like roots of a tree.
Photo taken near where I live in St. Louis, Mo
Ice and snow covered trees.
Oct 17, 2011 23:18:48 #
I visited Angel Oak about 12 years ago and got some pretty facinating pictures. It was a really big, healty tree. I believe it's age is closer to 1000 years old than 1500, but what do I know?
I have heard that the tree is sick. Does anyone know?
I have heard that the tree is sick. Does anyone know?
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