Tree photos

[Chris152]

Does anyone else make a point of photographing trees?

Copper Beech - estimated to date from 1770, it's due to be taken down in a couple of weeks due to internal fungal infection. Sad, but it'll have a good afterlife and new ones are being planted in its place.

 

[Phil Pascoe]

No. But I do have have dozens of books of other people's.

 

[Sideways]

Tree of the year ...

https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/visiti ... -the-year/

 

[toolsntat]

It was 7 years ago, must pop back and have a look.
Will feel sad if it's gone though......

 

[Sgian Dubh]

Does anyone else make a point of photographing trees?

Not so much now, but fairly recently I needed to take multiple dozens of photographs of tree related images for a project I was working on. Not just of standing or living trees, but also felled trees, ancient trees, leaves, seeds, fungi, insects, all sorts of stuff really. I do find trees and the issues surrounding them endlessly fascinating. Slainte.

 

[Harbo]

Cannot find the photo of the tree in situ but it was a very large Beech in my daughter’s garden infected with honey fungus - produced this lot:

Rod

 

[flying haggis]

that must have been a very large tree to produce all those logs. should keep them warm for a time (if only shifting them)

 

[Fidget]

Cannot find the photo of the tree in situ but it was a very large Beech in my daughter’s garden infected with honey fungus - produced this lot:

Rod

Pure ****!! =P~

 

[thetyreman]

I like how they look in autumn, that's usually when you get the best shots

 

[Racers]

Some of mine


Clawing at the sky by Pete Maddex, on Flickr

Tree of the iguana by Pete Maddex, on Flickr

Larch pine cones by Pete Maddex, on Flickr

Through the pines by Pete Maddex, on Flickr

Pete

 

[MikeG.]

Near the Chobe river, Botswana.

 

[DrPhill]

Some of my favourites:

These three make a panorama:

Edit: Forgot to say, Wistmans Wood, Dartmoor

 

[Rhyolith]

Trees are one of the finest looking things, always a shame when an old one has to come down. Beech infested with fungus looks really nice doesn't it? I am not sure how much fungus is needed and what sort.

Drphill, those remind me of New Zealand temperate rainforests.

Heres some of my pictures, i take a lot of trees! Have kept it to one per season.

Summer and something that might be a rare sight in the future
Big Ash Tree by Rhyolith, on Flickr

Autumn:
Trees by Rhyolith, on Flickr

Winter:
Trees by Rhyolith, on Flickr

Spring:
Trees by Rhyolith, on Flickr

 

[NazNomad]

A couple near me

Check out the bottom of this tree near the Co-op in Lampeter :-O

 

[Chris152]

Some wonderful trees/ photos there!

Buried somewhere I have the copy of National Geographic with the photo of The President
https://www.npr.org/sections/picturesho ... s-247-feet
I remember when I came across it first time, looking in disbelief. And here's a really short video that gives some idea of how the image was put together without distortions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNCH6uhB_Bs
One day, I'll get to see it...

 

[rafezetter]

I do like trees - but for me it's old wooden doors, specifically non UK ones. I've probably photographed the majority of "interesting" wooden doors in Palma, Mallorca and surrounding area.