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The green of some ferns, contrasts with the red of an autumnal beeches forest.
As we move into spring, the delightful beech copper displays are starting to disappear slowly. Soon to be replaced by new buds and heralding a change of colour in the woods. Taken on a misty morning at the start of March in The Hangings, Whiteleaf, Buckinghamshire.
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I saw this on todays Hike and wondered how long this beech had been sending down roots into this old stone wall which probably dates from the 15th century
Some of the first trees to leaf in the spring are the Beech, a beautiful bright green against the dull orange and brown of the previous winter.
Along the Three Castle Path at Tunworth the evening sunlight lights the trunks of these old beech trees where the footpath turns off towards Hackwood Park. I haven't attempted to hide th notice on one of the trees as it is important to what is happening in this beautiful area. There are plans afoot to build on this section of the North Downs, just across the road from here and this a notice asking people to get involved and object to the planning applicationwww.stanhd.com
Beech Bomber Trainer WW 2 Bomber pilots and crews trained in this aircraft during WW 2, found this one at an airshow in North Carolina.
From other photos I have seen this is a beech tree seedling. Photo from among lines of beech trees running up-hill along the edge of a forest area in the Radnor Hills.
Totally lost my pho-joe at the moment really struggling to get out with the camera. I hope to be going down to Bristol next week maybe that will kick start my enthusiasm again. Here’s a beech lined footpaths in Hertfordshire to walk down in the meantime, taken last month.
The beautiful small beech forest in November light.
Taken with Cosina Hi-Lite DLR and Cosinon Auto 50mm f1.8. Fomapan 200 developed in Fomadon Excel.
Some lovely light in a misty Little Wittenham Wood this morning. The beech trees still in their green foliage, it won't be long though before Autumn takes hold. I loved this juvenile tree standing proud with its elders.
This beautiful small beech forest is a popular place for a walk.
Taken with Cosina Hi-Lite DLR and Cosinon Auto 50mm f1.8. Fomapan 200 developed in Fomadon Excel.
I was going to call this shot 'New & Old' or 'Hanging On!' but felt it might be to corny?
Did you know?
The tallest native tree in the UK is a beech that stands at 45m (2018) at the bottom of Hagg Wood, along the River Derwent in Derbyshire.
Well, my foray into woodland photography was a bit beguiling! I spent a whole afternoon wandering around recceing potential composition, without much success. Then I spotted a waterfall and like a moth to a flame, I was setting up in one of my comfort zones. I hadn't a decent woodland image in my camera and I set off back to the car to head to the coast for a sunset.
On my way back to the car I spotted this scene with the tall Beech Trees lying in an almost swaying juxtaposition with each other and the little wooden bridge below in the dell. I played around with the composition as it wasn't easy to get into this position with a tripod. Anyway, I liked what I saw on the back of the camera and went back to the car a little happier.
I will have to persevere with this genre as compositions seem to elude me. Perhaps the autumn colours and repeated attempts may eventually unlock my woodland blindness.