post your trees!

[Tri Tran]

Tree...is me. Here I am.

Happy shooting!

[Vaughn]

Could not resist posting some dead trees.

Tree Roots -- 8x10 platinum/palladium print (Shore Acres, OR)
Burnt Snag -- 5x7 Carbon Print (El Capitan Meadow, YNP)

Vaughn

[Vaughn]

And one more -- last one, I promise

Alders, Houda Point, Northern CA -- 8x10 Platinum/palladium print

Vaughn

[Andrew Tymon]

Ok, a couple more! I wonder if we like trees because we like wooden cameras?

4x5, 180 symmar and fp4.

[Mark Sampson]

Nahhh- trees are popular subjects because they don't move. They don't take direction well, either, but that doesn't matter as much.

[Simon Benton]

1800's Catholic Church in the forest at Blanche Lake, Quebec
8X10 Kodak 2d, 14 inch Ektar, Efke 25

[rippo]

Great thread with some very interesting images. Here's one.

Saulius, nice vintage-y print! how'd you do it?

[Marko]

Ok, a couple more! I wonder if we like trees because we like wooden cameras?

It sounds like a conflict of interest to me - a tree has to be killed to make a wooden camera.

[Ben Hopson]

Shore Acres Rootball and close up of same. Good eye Vaugn.

[Vaughn]

Shore Acres Rootball and close up of same. Good eye Vaugn.

That root system does cry out "photograph me!" LOL! How did you haul a big enough darkcloth out there to cover up the background?!

I took that shot about 10 years ago, but just came across the pt/pd print last night while I was doing some copy work...so I thought I'd throw it in the pile.

Was yours more recent? There was a couple initials carved into it back then -- probably a few more by now!

Vaughn