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The beautiful light just beyond the forest trees captured my attention and could not resist trying to capture it! Thanks for stopping.
The dead limbs of the tree are tickling or trying to grab onto the cloud. At least in photo fantasy.
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Ein Grünspecht lugt hinter einer Birke hervor, eingefangen im Ellbachmoor bei Bad Tölz. Dort suchte er unter der Baumrinde nach seiner Leibspeise, Ameisen. Der Grünspecht ist Deutschlands Vogel des Jahres 2014
A green woodpecker peeping out from behind a birch tree, captured in the Ellbach Moor near Bad Tölz, Upper Bavaria
The green woodpecker is Germany's bird of the year 2014
Sigma 150-500mm at 500mm
ISO 800
1/125sec
F11
This image was shot on location at Barrington Court in Somerset using a converted infrared camera.
Struggling to find a subject, these six Poplar trees captured my attention. During the shoot the dark sky helped to create a backdrop that enhanced the white of the subject, helping it to stand out.
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A very old alley of deciduous trees.
Captured with Nikon D100 and Nikkor AF-S DX VR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED in 2011.
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Date photographed:2026-07-12
Location:Bodalla, NSW, Australia
A five-shot vertical panorama of the Milky Way standing on end between two wonderfully photogenic trees, captured in mid-July 2026 in the rural town of Bodalla, Australia. You can see the Small Magellanic Cloud—a companion galaxy of our Milky Way—over the tree on the left-hand side of the scene.
Lunchbreak underneath the tree, captured on film.
Olympus OM-1 w/ 1:1.8/50mm Lens,
Kentmere100 @ 200ISO; Kodak HC-110 for 8min.
I captured this scene last week during a brief respite from the rain. The Ohio River was overflowing its banks, and the water was rushing swiftly. Unfortunately, taking photos at the riverbanks wasn’t possible that day. The Indiana FEMA team or IN-TF1 was in the water and on the banks, not for a search and rescue mission, but for practice. Can you even imagine the effort it takes to navigate a rubber raft in such swift water? I didn’t take their pictures that day because I didn’t want to distract them. I also would have needed more film to capture that shot. Instead, I focused on my task of capturing the light shining above that tree. Capturing light flare is a tricky task that requires multiple frames to find the perfect image.
I took dozens of shots of the trees along the Holston River. The way they swoop gracefully upwards and outwards makes for lovely compositions, and this pair of trees captured my attention. I'm afraid I was slowing my friends down as they walked by my constant stopping to grab yet another shot. Jim, being a photographer, understood, and used the time as an opportunity to get some captures of his own.
Yellow birch trees captured along the Strawberry Island loop trail in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area for Tree-mendous Tuesday. HTmT everyone!
November Sunset. Through all kinds of weather, heat of plus 40 to cold at minus 40, this tree captures my attention, with the sunsets and sunrises. Shot with Olympus EM1 M2 and the 12-200mm
My name for tor this spot comes from a picture I took in 2004 where thee was one sitting in the tree. Captured with the Canon 70-200mm F4 IS L
A great tit (Parus major) perches in a snowy tree. The little bird is framed by the tangle of branches. Photo captured in Bremen, Germany in January 2026.
90012 1430 Euston - Glasgow 28th March. 1989. My association with the Greenholme tree position goes back to the 1983/84 period when after a day spent on the S&C we would head off to Greenholme in the hope of capturing some northbound freights, specifically the Gunnie cement. Happy days.
This is a little beach next to our campground. You cross the bridge over the creek mouth. The first campsites are in those trees. Captured this on Friday August 6th.
Blue tit (Chanistes caeruleus) singing a song. Perched in a tree with spring buds forming. Captured in Bremen’s Bürgerpark in March 2024.
Juvenile Three Lined Skink or blue tailed Skink sunning on fallen tree. Captured spring 2016 Cottonwood Creek area Allen Texas USA
Made it back to the main falls area for the sunrise, catching the warm lighting on the Virginia side trees.
Captured this shorter long exposure with the 10mm on the 60D, while taking a longer exposure with the 5D (yet to process that one).
Pretty view with the ice and snow out on the rocks in the middle of the flow. Also nice catching it here under lower flow conditions, have many shots with torrents coming through where you can barely see the rocks. It is pretty with all the many cascades along the 75 foot drop of the Potomac River.
Great Falls, Maryland
Lovely vibrant spring trees captured at Cross Hills, near Kimbolton.
Sony ILCE-7M3 - Minolta MC Rokkor-X 28mm f2.8
© Dominic Scott 2023
Each summer I go to a cottage in North Frontenac for a couple of weeks, and just unplug. One of the great distractions is the wildlife, birds included. This Song Sparrow was a part of a nesting pair, and from the contents of its bill over the week one could create a taxonomy of the insects of eastern Ontario - it darted in and out of the trees capturing insects of all kinds to take back to the nest. Fortunately one of its launch points back to the nest was at eye height. And, fortunately, it wasn't always raining.