Love those Trees

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Both nice, but I have slight preference for the color.

[MattBurt]

Leaning trees along the Taylor River.

[francois]

Leaning trees along the Taylor River.
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The leaning trees along with the exposure give a much more dynamic look, there's a sense of speed.
The sky is also very well suited to the scene.
Well done!

[MattBurt]

The leaning trees along with the exposure give a much more dynamic look, there's a sense of speed.
The sky is also very well suited to the scene.
Well done!

Thanks Francois!

[MattBurt]

I took B&W film photos of this tree when I was in college 30 years ago and I still visit it from time to time. Still a really great tree.

[MattBurt]

Another one from the same general area as the last.

[John R]

Very nice. Almost like the old tree was giving shelter and protection to that little hatchling-boulder nestled under its trunk.

JR

[MattBurt]

Aspens near Ohio Pass. Part of one of the largest known organisms on Earth!

[MattBurt]

Old juniper

[Chris Calohan]

To everything, there is a season...

[francois]

To everything, there is a season...

Not dead yet, this tree must have seen better times. Processing is a really perfect for this shot.
Bravo.

[tim wolcott]

Smoky Mtns in the Falls can provide some beautiful trees to shoot.  Been away for awhile guys but have been shooting a lot.  TW

[francois]

Glorious reds in the fog. They are very different but I like them both. The second one, with the muted reds, is particularly relaxing…
Well done, Tim.