post your trees!

[johnmsanderson]

half a tree :P

[John Kasaian]

Intruders

Chamonix 5×8″, Schneider-Kreuznach Repro-Claron 305mm, 13×18cm, Wephota NP 15 @ EI 25, N development in Rodinal, square crop.

That's beautiful!

[Steve M Hostetter]

Intruders

Chamonix 5×8″, Schneider-Kreuznach Repro-Claron 305mm, 13×18cm, Wephota NP 15 @ EI 25, N development in Rodinal, square crop.

Nice one Jiri,

Looks like an abandoned fire trail or powerline

[Jiri Vasina]

That's beautiful!

Nice one Jiri,

Looks like an abandoned fire trail or powerline

Thanks, guys

Steve, no it's not. It's just the byproduct of how trees are grown in some parts of the country here: an area of trees (of the same species/type) is planted at the same time, grown up, and when they are ripe/grown enough for cutting, all of them are cut down. New ones are planted again... I'm not a forest engineer or whatever, so can't comment if it's good or bad, but it's just how it is...

(there are very few forest fires here in the Czech Republic, and if they are, usually they are very limited... nowhere near the disasters there are in other parts of the world - so no fire trail too)

Jiri

[mandoman7]

Chamonix 5×8″, Schneider-Kreuznach Repro-Claron 305mm, 13×18cm, Wephota NP 15 @ EI 25, N development in Rodinal, square crop.

I love the tones in this one. Also love the willingness to go back to square after going to the trouble of shooting in 5x8.

[Steve Gledhill]

Spanish Moss on Live Oak - Georgia - USA


Fence & Trees - Bath - England

[bvaughn4]

Steve, both are beautiful. Georgia was a long field trip!

[Preston]

Beautiful, Steve. I really like the back light on the moss in the first one, and the shadow of the fence in the second.

Down By the School Yard



1850's School House and Redbud Tree, Columbia, CA.
Tachihara 4x5
300mm Nikkor-M
Astia 100-F
2010

[tgtaylor]

Great images everyone!

While not attempting to hi-jack the thread (I didn't see another place to post this and my thinking is that posters to this thread are more likely to have the answer), does anyone know the name of these trees which are found in southern Chile near Puerto Natales:



Thanks,

Thomas

[Steve Gledhill]

Steve, both are beautiful. Georgia was a long field trip!

Thanks. I get across the pond about once a year for a photo trip. They're always productive.