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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.
The sun sets in an orange sky flanked by trees along Pratt Whitney Road near South Fork High School in Stuart, Florida.
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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.
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
I really love trees , I liked the way the light was hitting the trunk and limbs...Taken early spring before the leaves emerged.
On this land, sacrificed by politicians, a girl in a yellow raincoat walks on a straight road, flanked by tall leafless trees.
This one tree stretches for ten sections of the fencing. I'm not sure if the sections are eight or ten feet each, but either way, this tree sure has a very broad canopy!
Cananga odorata, known as the cananga tree (Indonesian: kenanga, Balinese: sandat, Acehnese: seulanga), is a tropical tree that originates in the Indonesia, Malaysia, and Philippines.[1] It is valued for the perfume extracted from its flowers, called ylang-ylang.
I was informed by a guide that the flowers are also used for making a rather well known French perfume.
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.
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On the east side of Glacier by the Blackfeet Indian Reservation there is a huge grove of windswept trees like the ones pictured. After a short hike, you will run into tree after tree, each gnarlier than the last. It was quite the experience. The grove is located on a little plateau overlooking some of Glacier's mountains and you can feel the wind up there that shaped these trees. I visited twice, the second time I wanted to shoot the full moon and was there around 4-5am. Winds were howling and a cold front had came through that night leaving temps in the 20s. I had two down jackets on and probably looked like I was about to climb Everest. The wind is relentless though even on a calm day. This shot was from my first hike up to the trees and it was 'calm', AKA 30mph winds. This was the morning after the lenticular and the light was off the hook again. Actually got lucky, if the sun would have rose about an hour later, sunrise would have just been bland and gray with overcast skies. This was no doubt, one of the best sunrises I have ever seen. Yet, it was the quickest as well. There was some beautiful pre-dawn light, but the real show was when the sky lit up like you see here. 30 seconds later is was gone and there was snow in the air.