post your trees!

[Jiri Vasina]

big basin state park

wow rick ,that's some RED

ps: always love Jiri's work

And I like yours - especially that burned (?) tree. That's really eye catching. Wonderful and strong

Thanks

Jiri

[Ken Lee]

Apple Tree, November 2009
Sinar P, 360mm APO Nikkor
4x5 TMY, Pyrocat HD

[h2oman]

Wow, Tim, I really like that image. It seems very powerful to me. I always find getting real vertical trees like that spaced properly is much harder than it seems like it should be! (Shooting pool always felt that way to me too!) And you managed the sun perfectly.

[Chuck P.]

A few of my trees: 4x5 Horseman LE and Sironar-N 210, TMX, D76 1:1

[Alan Curtis]

Southern New Mexico
Attachment 34067

[ImSoNegative]

here is an image of an old pine tree trunk in my yard, wanted to test out this old brass lens i bought from Jim last week, its a rapd rectilinear, not a name on it anyplace, this was shot on a paper negative 8x10, i fogged the edge of the paper i think when i was getting it out of the box, seems to have a bit of swirl to it, im going to shoot a portrait with it tomorrow, cool lens, thanks Jim

[Steve M Hostetter]

Very crude this one, but maybe a bit atmospheric; experimenting with an Anniversary Speed Graphic and a double meniscus lens (courtesy of the storehouse of J. Galli of course) stopped down (how much?) by the removable lens housing, guess about 5" focal length, 1-2 second exposure on Polaroid type 55, shot at iso 50 (didn't know better at the time). Negative scanned with an increase in global exposure using Vuescan on an Epson V750. No PS. Anyway, I see at least two trees, so I guess it can qualify for this thread, though perhaps not worthy of it.
Larry

I don't think you give this image enough credit...! shame on you

[ImSoNegative]

Here are a few more trees taken with the 14 in. Rapid Rectilinear 8x10 paper negative.

[gteeter]

Here's a photo made near Aspen, Colorado. Shot with 210 mm Rodenstock, 4x5 TMX.

[drew.saunders]

These are more about the lacy lichen (not Spanish Moss, but it looks like it) than the trees, but without trees, there's nowhere for the lichen to grow. Winter Solstice trip to Point Lobos.