post your trees!

[nathanm]

When you stare at a computer monitor all day you start to get the feeling that everything looks generally the same. It's like there's a homogenous veil over everything. But man, some of these shots really punch through that veil. They're so nice they seem to eclipse the bounds of the electronics. Very cool!

[stefan d]

Hallo,
here are some new ones from my series "Magic forest"

[Jim Cole]

So much outstanding work here. I love this thread as much as I love trees. Here's one taken yesterday.

4x5 Acros, 300 Nikon-M, souped in Rodinal, N-1 development

[gevalia]

Jim,
I've had my eyes open looking for a similar shot. Well done.

Ron

[G Benaim]

Here's one of mine, "Alexander River".

[Doug Dolde]

Cottonwoods near Bull Pen Ranch, West Clear Creek, Arizona. Contax 645, 140mm + 1.4x Mutar, Leaf Aptus 75S. Two vertical frames stitched then cropped. About 50 megapixel equivalent. Converted to B/W in CS4 with high contrast blue filter.

[drew.saunders]

Here's the remains of a tree in, appropriately enough, a cemetery at Point Reyes:


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And here's a burnt log on the beach ("South Beach") at Point Lobos. It was a tree, long ago. Don't know why someone put a broken sand dollar on it, but it made for a nice bit of contrast:


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[Alex Wei]

Hallo,
here are some new ones from my series "Magic forest"

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It does has magic in it! Nice seeing.

[Alex Wei]

This was taken at Florida Keys.

[stephanbruehl]

An old sabina tree on the island El Hierro (Canary Islands). It certainly has got shot to death fotografically, but I like it anyhow.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sw-fuzz...7613744838670/
Toyo 810M, Sironar-N 5.6/300mm, T-Max 400, HC-110(B), N.

An here another of these strange trees, not as famous as the previous one, but may be even more exciting.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sw-fuzz...57613744838670
Toyo 810M, Apo-Symmar 5.6/240mm, T-Max 400, HC-110(B), N+