After far too much freezing weather and bitterly cold winds the Vernal Equinox arrives and brings forth the female flower on Larch in Great Wood. A very welcome sign of better days ahead.

Here is another view through the trees onto the 10th hole.

I liked the light.

this was a photo I took in our garden, it was a very foggy morning. I've dabbled a bit with it, and came up with this!!

¥782. the prayer tree. the prayer tree. cd. hymen records

the prayer tree present an album of quiet, introspection but also an album of strong and inventive songs. a brilliant variety of subtle, colourful arrangements while acoustic and electronic instruments interact perfectly with a mellow voice.

bandcamp:

hymen-records.bandcamp.com/album/the-prayer-tree

discogs:

www.discogs.com/The-Prayer-Tree-The-Prayer-Tree/master/75...

Joshua Tree, CA

.. half of it fell .. destroying a telephone pole, electrical wires, etc. We had the brotherhood out here. (IBEW)

It still looks pretty though.. with the marsh in the background!

Taken at sunrise!

.. Canon T3

Thanks for looking in! - Have a great day!

Cliche Christmas tree bokeh, still fun though. Happy holidays.

A climb in an Arbutus tree makes for a good day.

I liked all of the lines, leaves and trees. Hey, it's better than machines (though I like them too).

Palm Tree Tsunami. On black.

I got bored of attempting HDR so i thought I'd destroy some instead.

bent in hexedit, then messed with in fireworks.

Trees

Under a crescent moon. From a June trip to Joshua tree national park.

The diversity of trees is one thing that really struck me about South African flora.

At one of our farm stays, I was able to walk in the fields. This was near Reykholt. One of the few trees...

A solitary tree waiting for its spring leaves.

Milky way @ Hotel Marco polo Gulmit, Hunza

"What if I fell in a forest: Would a tree hear? " Annie Dillard

Upside down or is it?

Dinorwic quarry,North Wales

Location: Jalan Jonid, Muar, Johor, Malaysia. A Silhouette of a dead durian tree

Które zdjęcie wydaje Wam się lepsze, to czy poprzednie (poniżej)? Na obu jest to samo drzewo, tylko inaczej skadrowane :)

Which photo of this tree you like more, this one or maybe previous one (look below at first comment)?

Bit of a storm/rain clouds blowing in, this is a three shot HDR image of the famous lone tree at Malham.

Aloe dichotoma (quiver tree or kokerboom) is a tall, branching species of aloe, indigenous to the Northern Cape region of South Africa and parts of Southern Namibia. Throughout much of its range quiver trees are in decline. Modelled range declines due to climate change have recently been confirmed by field surveys.

Testing my new Ricoh CX1. It's not on the Flickr list of cameras yet. Cumon Flickr!

More winter trees...

HBW-have to work then cook tonight. will try to comment later depending on how my tummy feels =-)

Location: Zwolle, park Wezenlanden

© Istvan Kadar Photography

A mighty wind blew night and day

It stole the oak tree's leaves away

Then snapped its boughs and pulled its bark

Until the oak was tired and stark

― Johnny Ray Ryder Jr

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Coordinates: 36.568748°N 121.965339°W

Lone cypress tree on the coast of Pebble Beach, CA

Standing on a granite hillside off California's scenic 17-mile drive in Pebble Beach, the Lone Cypress is a western icon, and has been called one of the most photographed trees in North America. The tree is located between Cypress Point Golf Course and the Pebble Beach Golf Links, two of world's best-known golf courses. Possibly as old as 250 years, the cypress has been scarred by fire and has been held in place with cables for 65 years.

The Monterey Cypress grows naturally only in Pebble Beach and Point Lobos. (From Wikipedia)

The grounds of Drottningholm Palace.

trees + december sun

Small islands covered by pine trees at rainy day in Matsushima, Japan.

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A return to one of my favorite subjects, this time with a game between the light, the shadows and the olive tree.