Love those Trees

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[Chairman Bill]

That's a beaut. I love the dappled light on the trunk.

Here's one from a few days ago

[Patricia Sheley]

Dead tree

I love it Bill, when you are able to get out to some of the great locales you visit more to the fringes of the day this way. Would follow you around and pick up when you packed it in to head back for tea, but I can hardly know when you are free to be observing. A little black cahier of these places would be fun to visit just before or just after the curtains. I keep watching and cheered when this one popped up.

[muntanela]

Along the upper course of Adda river, rain.

[Bruce Cox]

Wonderfull bright grays in 4519.

Bruce

[muntanela]

bright grays in 4519.
Bruce

 Maybe the rain might have helped.

[sdwilsonsct]

Wonderfull bright grays in 4519.

Yes. And nice stuff here, Bill.

A birch log in a cedar forest:

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[Patricia Sheley]

Do you know the narrative behind (under) the branches skirting the tree on right? Blind of sorts? In place it seems before the leaf fall. Looks like wonderful light ~

[muntanela]

Larches along the alpine road to Schiazzera, yesterday (Valtellina).

[Chairman Bill]

The lone oak

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Do you know the narrative behind (under) the branches skirting the tree on right? Blind of sorts? In place it seems before the leaf fall. Looks like wonderful light ~

Its a national trust woodland near me and I believe they do that to benefit wildlife, encourage bugs with a lot of rotting wood in one place when they cut back the trees.

[Patricia Sheley]

Its a national trust woodland near me and I believe they do that to benefit wildlife, encourage bugs with a lot of rotting wood in one place when they cut back the trees.

Thanks so much for that. It looked purposeful but wasn't sure if for the benefit of man or beast. Much appreciated. Looks like a candidate for late evening, early morning and snow captures, along the lines of Monet's Haystacks.

[Patricia Sheley]

A wood for winter days~

[armand]

Along the upper course of Adda river, rain.

Lovely colors in the first

[tim wolcott]

Here is a few from Texas. The first is one that President G.H.W. Bush selected and wrote a quote about that image.

The second is an image that was chosen by Lyle Lovett and he also wrote a nice quote for me in the book.

[Chairman Bill]

I love the second one. Absolutely superb

[Jeremy Roussak]

The lone oak

Glorious light, Bill.

Jeremy

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Stunning, both, Bill.

[Chairman Bill]

Winter's come early to Somerset