for our family. Our beloved Pine tree died and after a couple of Arborist checkups they said the tree was gone for good. Sadly we had to have it removed.

This huge tree was one of the main reasons that Claude wanted to buy our house. I still remember him calling me and telling me that he was putting in an offer to buy this house because there was this humongous beautiful pine tree in the back yard. It was love at first sight.

My husband and I and all of the creatures that lived in this tree are saddened to have to say goodbye.

for our family. Our beloved Pine tree died and after a couple of Arborist checkups they said the tree was gone for good. Sadly we had to have it removed.

This huge tree was one of the main reasons that Claude wanted to buy our house. I still remember him calling me and telling me that he was putting in an offer to buy this house because there was this humongous beautiful pine tree in the back yard. It was love at first sight.

My husband and I and all of the creatures that lived in this tree are saddened to have to say goodbye.

Winter wonderland in Holland. Bring it on I say. Even the view from my balcony is now great.

It was a cloudy afternoon so I had the f-stop at f/5.6. I wanted a high shutter to prevent any shakiness in the photo and I chose to focus on this side of the tree. I was able to capture the height of the tree and the contrast of the snow on all the branches. I was able to make the tree standout against the sky.

Bucolic mountain landscape with blooming green meadow, Jura, Switzerland

Pine branches encased in frozen water.

Ducal crest of Duke Ellis Pinetree of Therendy

No shortage of Xmas trees here as you enter Glen Coe in the Highlands of Scotland.

balls etc

Lord Howe Island holiday

I couldn't approach to this pine tree becouse the foot of this tree is off-limits(';ω;`)

Under the Pine Forest In Sagada

Not as hard as it looks. Much easier than Patience

Check out the large size to see the detail in the image

If a tree falls down in a forest and nobody's there, does it make a noise?

...Sharing a view of the world.

3rd Tree Planting at Mankayan

This is one of the pine trees my grandpa and i planted when i was 7, 20 years latter, things changed, they are casting wast shadow in hot summers :)

Where else would a Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker be, but in a Pine Tree?

Security office inside the decontamination entrance.

Hamilton, Montana

for our family. Our beloved Pine tree died and after a couple of Arborist checkups they said the tree was gone for good. Sadly we had to have it removed.

This huge tree was one of the main reasons that Claude wanted to buy our house. I still remember him calling me and telling me that he was putting in an offer to buy this house because there was this humongous beautiful pine tree in the back yard. It was love at first sight.

My husband and I and all of the creatures that lived in this tree are saddened to have to say goodbye.

It was a cloudy afternoon so I had the f-stop at f/5.6. I wanted a high shutter to prevent any shakiness in the photo and I chose to focus in on the same branch again. From this angle I was able to get more detail from the branch and also make it standout from the remainder of the tree.