Just for Show show us your TREES (digital/analogue/natural/manipulated)

[Gerard Klaassen]

Few years ago I've become a big fan of trees, since buying a fisheye lens (Meike 6.5mm full circulair)
Maybe it would be nice to start a new thread where everyone can show their photos of trees.
Doesn't matter if they are digital, analogue, colour or b&w, nor straightforward, artistic, or edited photos.
Everything is welcome, join and show them!

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[Gary R. Smith]

OK, I'll play:

 

[Richard Ries]

Foggy night, across the street from me. The greenish glow is a security light.

 

[Paul Taylor]

Minolta 7D digital and it's glorious 6MP of CCD :

PICT0073 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr

Pentax 645 & Kodak Gold 200 (leaves from the large tree in the last picture, different season!):

img052 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr

Branch Combat - Pentax 645 w/ Fuji 200 in Williams AZ.

P1002368 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr

Can you tell I like this tree? This was ProImage 100 with the Pentax 17 :

P1002760 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr

 

[Gerard Klaassen]

Branch Combat - Pentax 645 w/ Fuji 200 in Williams AZ.

P1002368 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr

I very much like the branche combat image

 

[Peter Roberts]

Good call, Gerard. Especially as I haven't posted anything for a while.

First up, seven on film. All with a Minolta SRT101b or XD-7 and variety of Rokkor lenses, mostly with a yellow filter.















And then a couple of digitals with a Canon 20D set to monochrome mode although I can't remember which particular lens(es).

 

[Chris Bennett]

Great idea for a thread!
I work with trees and this one is my favourite - an Oak near Aika Sike in Cumbria.

Bronica ETSR / Zenzanon 40mm f/4 / Portra 400 developed in Rollei C41 Digibase

 

[Tony Warren]

Three tree shots - straight digital, converted in software digital and digital with 720 IR filter.

 

[Gerard Klaassen]

some infrared (B&W) again, Fuji X-E1 + Hoya R72 filter

 

[Dave Fox]

Walking in Macclesfield Forest. What a little mist and a tilted camera can do!

 

[Julian Tanase]

Shores of the Podersdorf See/ Neusiedl, Austria.

 

[Beth Anthony]

 

[Gary R. Smith]

Here's one from Hurricane Ridge in Washington state.

 

[Gerard Klaassen]

Walking in Macclesfield Forest. What a little mist and a tilted camera can do!

That's beautiful!

 

[Beth Anthony]

Here's one from Hurricane Ridge in Washington state.View attachment 22161

never have made it up there. it was closed for construction on my first attempt. and then closed due to fire damage on my second try.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

never have made it up there.

It was a nice day down at the ferry dock. As you can see from the photo, once we got up top, it was winter (despite it being taken in April almost exactly 6 years ago).

 

[Peter Roberts]

It's taken a few days to hunt down and scan the negative of this very special tree.

This hornbeam was all that remained of Deville Wood after the Battle of the Somme in 1916.



Taken 25 years ago on Kodak Gold 200 with a Canon EOS 500n and 28-80 kit lens. I am assured that the tree is still there.

 

[Paul Taylor]

_DSC6992 by Paul Taylor, on Flickr


When my wife and I got married, we rented a house in the middle of a redwood forest in Northern California (the best part of Cali.) I owned a Sony a900 w/ a few Zeiss lenses at the time. This was the yard.

 

[Gary Ayala]

Huntington Library
San Marino, CA

 

[Gerard Klaassen]

(pollard willow - Fuji X-E1 + Meike 6.5mm fisheye lens)