Love those Trees

[PeterAit]

I don't have the means to focus stack - hopefully something for Capture One to include in its next update. It's just stopped down to about f11-ish

Photoshop will do focus stacking.

[PeterAit]

Here is a very moist photo, taken in Glacier National Park, Alaska.

[Michael West]

Here is a very moist photo, taken in Glacier National Park, Alaska.

Moss has a special place in my heart ..  The doctor tells me its incurable.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Nice shots.

I guess the trees in Alaska grow fur to keep them warm during the long winter nights.   

[Michael West]

Nice shots.

I guess the trees in Alaska grow fur to keep them warm during the long winter nights.   

here in Californina its the droughts....that cause all the moss....

[Michael West]

Could be another tree from the Walt Disney Nursery

[Michael West]

[JNB_Rare]

Love this last one.

[David Eckels]

Love this last one.

Yes, the treatment is exquisite.

[PeterAit]

In the gardens of the Imperial Palace, Tokyo.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Nice dancing trees.

[Michael West]

the moss wont maim a tree but some vines will

 

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Ooh! I love that one, Michael!

[Michael West]

Ooh! I love that one, Michael!

Thank you.

The raw file was hiding on the drive I had falsely assumed to be dead...and gone.

The hunt for lost treasure continues..

[John R]

In the gardens of the Imperial Palace, Tokyo.

Quite surreal. Really like this Peter.

JR

[Michael West]

Quite surreal. Really like this Peter.

JR

a batch of moss and a bunch of lichens

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I'm really taking a lichen to this one, too.   

[PeterAit]

I am posting these two photos together because of their similar composition and the fact that they both demanded B&W treatment. The silver birch was near Myvatn in Iceland while the dark tree was near my house in NC.

[Michael West]

I'm really taking a lichen to this one, too.   

Thank you.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Peter,

Both very nice.

What time of year were you near Myvatn?
I was there during late June many years ago, and the midges were awful (Myvatn means Midge Lake) so I didn't get any pictures.

-Eric