post your trees!

[Thad Gerheim]

Thank-you CreationBear,
I believe the Whitebark pine are related to the Bristlecone. They just don't have as much character, but they are nice and grow in a similar area.

Equivet96, I think you are having the same problem that I was having at posting from Flickr. Choose the photo that you would like to post, then select the arrow for sharing. In the box that appears click on the BBCode and copy then paste it to your reply box.

[Gary Beasley]

here we go.... Charm. 4x5 - 125mm Velvia50 - 6 sec exposure.

[IMG]Hinterweißpriach_BaumII by Michael Guggemos, auf Flickr[/IMG]

Gorgeous shot! I think you found some ideal light and a great composition.

[Richard Wasserman]

About 6 weeks ago, near my home

[h2oman]

Juniper on Schonchin Butte, Lava Beds National Monument, a number of years ago. Likely burned up in the Caldwell fire this summer. I'd go up to check, but they have the trail blocked off for now. The haze in the photograph came from wildfires farther away that year.

[Horseman]

Birches, Newcastle Emlyn, West Wales. Intrepid 4x5, IlfordFP4 and Ilford DDX

[CreationBear]

Birches, Newcastle Emlyn, West Wales. Intrepid 4x5, IlfordFP4 and Ilford DDX

Very much like this--for myself, the tree branches in the background are handled especially well...just OOF enough to provide subject isolation, but with enough structure to provide context while still being smooth, tonally.

[lili.b]

That’s a WOW! Well done

[Horseman]

Very much like this--for myself, the tree branches in the background are handled especially well...just OOF enough to provide subject isolation, but with enough structure to provide context while still being smooth, tonally.

Thank You ! Very nice feedback

[John Earley]

Birches, Newcastle Emlyn, West Wales. Intrepid 4x5, IlfordFP4 and Ilford DDX

Very nice!

[lassethomas]

Tyresö Palace Garden, Stockholm

Szabad 4x5, Heliar 150mm 4,5, Fomapan 200 9x12