Love those Trees

[tim wolcott]

Bill would love to see if you could get it from the other side.  I think the big tree in front of the little line of trees is more powerful.  Tim

[pegelli]

From my bicycle ride this morning

[Bruce Cox]

This cypress was ready for spring yesterday.

[AlfSollund]

And then there was one

And_then_there_was_one_birch by Alf Sollund, on Flickr

[Tony Jay]

And then there was one

And_then_there_was_one_birch by Alf Sollund, on Flickr

Beautiful!
Love everything about this image - including the blue tint.

Tony Jay

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Beautiful!
Love everything about this image - including the blue tint.

+1

[BobDavid]

I like!

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I like!

Me too.

[MattBurt]

Agreed about the lonely tree!
Here are some much less lonely mangroves (and my son) from my Florida trip last week.
The tunnel effect was fun from the water.

[muntanela]

Spruces, larches and birches (and something else, alders too, maybe) near Mortirolo Pass.

[MattBurt]

Cottonwoods
IMGP1913 by Matt Burt, on Flickr

[Krug]

These trees outlined in snow seemed to me rather like spinal x-rays gone berserk ... but I liked the stark composition they offered.

[Jeremy Roussak]

Cottonwoods
IMGP1913 by Matt Burt, on Flickr

Lovely light, Matt.

Jeremy

[Bruce Cox]

red oak

[Jose Viegas]

Under the storm

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Very nice, Jose.

[RSL]

Moss.

[Arlen]

Very fine images, Jose and Russ, each very evocative in its own way. And what a contrast in weather and terrain.

[BobDavid]

Moss.

My first thought: Central Florida.  I lived in Polk County for 12 years. We moved to Sarasota over a year ago ... something about moss, trees, and swamps always catches my eye. I've yet to figure out how to photograph this type of scenery. Clyde Butcher's black and whites are tasty. I hear he's now shooting with a Cambo Actus and a Sony A7r II.

[Harald L]

Under the storm

I really like the composition and the concept of how the falling snow is staggering the landscape.

Harald