post your trees!

[Steve M Hostetter]

Old man Catalpa:



Toyo 45A
Nikkor 250 1:6.3
Ilford FP4+
Orange Filter

This old gent reminds me of those attack trees from the Wizard of Oz:

you see the fence in the background? well a guy hung himself back there as the movie cameras were rolling.. They never cut it from the film.

[routlaw]

Have never posted here… well I don't recall it if I did so thought I would toss my hat into the ring.

Betterlight Super 6K-HS, Caltar II N 210, F-16, Zone VI camera, ISO 1000 @ 1/60th sec line time, 75% resolution scan.

Rob

[adamc]

I love those shots with twisted branches. Nice job, Larry.


Two uprooted elm trees, St. Paul MN.
Speed Graphic, TMAX 400 (expired), Voigtlander Collinear lens.

[patrickjames]

Speed Graphic, Symmar 210, HP5 PMK

[h2oman]

Larry, you are plenty worthy! I find your composition quite pleasing, and I know the difficulties of trying to make order out of groups of trees.

Patrick, That is an interesting image. I'm trying to wrap my head around it...

[urs0polar]

This is AWESOME, and I didn't even know it was infrared until I saw the description. So 3D!!!

wow

Wow a tree thread! Here's one of mine
90mm super angulon and kodak hie.

[Yellowjacket]

This is my first post in this forum! I took a shot of a tree the other day, wasn't happy with what I was getting so I didn't take any shots other than on instant film. Maybe I will stick to shooting people haha. Sorry for the crappy flatbed scan from my all in one printer

[Steve Gledhill]

One upon a time it was a living tree ...

[Hovmod]

I have to put the "first week with LF" disclaimer on this as well. If I were to do it again I would have focused differently (and, well, better).
But the thread title wasn't "post your potentially best ever trees", so here goes:



Oh, this particular tree has been part of a house for over 200 years. The last 40 that house has been my dad's cabin, now it's mine. I like this tree.

[Steve M Hostetter]

I have to put the "first week with LF" disclaimer on this as well. If I were to do it again I would have focused differently (and, well, better).
But the thread title wasn't "post your potentially best ever trees", so here goes:

Oh, this particular tree has been part of a house for over 200 years. The last 40 that house has been my dad's cabin, now it's mine. I like this tree.

what a spectical of dark and light tones !