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The trees are quite beautiful at twilight in today's light snow.
Our Daily Challenge: Hidden In The Darkness
I am a huge fan of Peter Lik and have found inspiration in his images, so it was pretty cool being able to see and shoot the iconic 'Tree Of Life' in Portland's Japanese Gardens. The leaves are just starting to turn color now, but should be a kaleidoscope of colors in the next two or three weeks.
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this is the most alive i've ever seen this tree.
"as a child in japan, i used to go to a temple and write out a wish on a piece of thin paper and tie it around the branch of a tree. trees in temple courtyards were always filled with people's wish knots, which looked like white flowers blossoming from afar."
-yoko ono
from the same day as this
Diesen wunderbaren Einzelbaum habe ich im Bernrieder Park fotografiert.
Der Bernrieder Park (Wilhelmina-Busch-Woods-Stiftungspark) gehörte ab dem 11. Jahrhundert bis zur Säkularisation zum Besitz des Bernrieder Klosters der Augustiner-Chorherren. Dann wurde er Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts in seinem nördlichen Bereich durch den Königlichen Oberhofgärtner Carl und dessen Sohn Carl Josepf von Effner in der Art eines Englischen Parks angelegt; mit einem reizvollen Wechsel von Wiesen, Büschen und Solitärbäumen.
This wonderful single tree I photographed in Bernrieder Park.
The Bernrieder Park (Wilhelmina Busch Woods Foundation Park) was from 11 Century to the secularization of possession of Bernrieder monastery of Augustinian Canons. Then it was the mid-19th Century in its northern region by the Royal Carl Oberhof gardener and his son Carl Josepf of Effner applied in the manner of an English park, with a delightful change of meadows, shrubs and specimen trees.
The gardens of Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire. The colour version was OK, with the strong shadows cast by a very sunny day. However, I thought the B&W grainy conversion really emphasised these, along with the leaning-in effect on the trees, partly caused by a wide angle lens pointed upwards.
I'm not sure what happened here, but it kind of looks like a bear collided with this tree!
Red Top Mountain State Park, Georgia, USA
After a cold cloudy dull day there was a break in the sky just at sunset, enough to see this beautiful red light as it turned dark, This is one of my favorite trees in the town of Manorville, NY.
I really love trees , I liked the way the light was hitting the trunk and limbs...Taken early spring before the leaves emerged.
Almost 70 years to the day of the expiry of the Big Four Grouping in favour of Nationalisation, York played host to three representatives of the groups which were to form British Railways in 1948.
(2 of 6)
GWR Castle Class no 5043 Earl of Mount Edgcumbe approaches Colton Junction hauling the Christmas White Rose from Tyseley to York for the second week running.
I had to walk a bit in the snow for this. I am a bit disappointed to be honest. Could not really edit it correctly.
I noticed some artefacts on the upper-left side on the sky , do know what it is?
The tree is standing all alone in a cold winter's evening, and the low hanging sun can't warm it up.
The tree is waiting for the spring to come.
My corner of the family Christmas tree. Beatrix Potter's Tom Kitten, Batman, and my favoritest ornament ever, the fairy with the poofy hair. She doesn't hang from the tree; she's got wire bendy limbs and just sites on a branch. She makes me happy.
She's falling apart, and I'm desperately looking to find a replacement for her.
Namibian resin trees are quite common around Windhoek and in the central highlands.
They grow on hill tops, on rocks.
This one is struggling to survive...I hope it will.
treeatlas.biodiversity.org.na/viewspec.php?nr=422
Have a great Tree-mendous Tuesday, everyone!
HTMT!