post your trees!

[Richard M. Coda]

Richard,

Is this near the top where you met the fearless senior citizens?

Pinnacles Nat'l Monument keeps moving up my list of places to visit.

Thanks for the extra treat.

I think it might be half way up!

You'll like it... I don't know about now... but back in the 1980s you could almost have the place to yourself.

[Richard M. Coda]

Here's another one... not a great negative but you'll get the idea. This is near the beginning of the trails from the western entrance. You have to walk through here to get elsewhere in the park.

[John Voss]

Here's one from last June. 250mm Fujinon, Shen-Hao

[Math]

This is actually the first shot I ever did on color on 4x5". Cropped because I forgot to drop the bed, sadly.

[Chuck Pere]

Here's one from last June. 250mm Fujinon, Shen-Hao

I like this. Great feel of the light.

[JR Steel]

Such a great collection of work here. This venerable Cottonwood survived a long time on the banks of a swift water river (sometimes swift).

Cottonwood


Toyo 45AII, 210mm, TriX@200, Rollo Pyro, Epson 4990 scanner

[gevalia]

Petrified tree, Petrified Forest in Escalante, UT.
Velvia 50 4x5 QL

[Richard M. Coda]

Gevalia... oh my!

Beautiful colors.

[bbarna]

Chamonix 45, Rodenstock 210mm, Fuji Provia, Epson 700

[h2oman]

I like the simplicity of that image, bbarna.