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Next to Coal Mine Canyon, AZ. They had a beautiful view, but didn't stay to enjoy it.

Hot Skull is from my Naturally Abstract collection and was composed at the Aiken County Historical Museum in Aiken, SC. This is crepe myrtle that was exposed just before creating the image. Most of it was initially hidden under the bark. It was loose, and I was so curious about what was under...

This is a different edit of the same tree photo I posted in Landscape recently but which I thought also looked nice like this with a pulled-back crop to show the layers of mist in the field. In B&W the rays falling next to the tree jump to the eye more readily as well. Actually I guess these...

Black Stars is from my Naturally Abstract collection and was composed at the Aiken County Historical Museum in Aiken, SC. It wasn't originally what I was pointing the camera at, but I ended up liking this even better. This is a REALLY long exposure too - 25 seconds. It is some type of tree bark.

This is from one of the local parks here in SoCal that I ran at the other day. One nice thing about the weather in SoCal, is fall colors don't seem to happen until January. So it was fun times playing with the fallen leaves. I purposely went with a darker look. All comments are welcome, Jim

Processed to achieve the white foliage and blue shy look. Sony a6300, 590nm

Just a single branch in the middle of a snow storm in New Mexico. I got this about a month ago and liked the look of the branches. It borders on Minimalism perhaps? All comments are welcome, Jim

On the way to Sun Mountain Lodge outside Winthrop WA.

Well, actually the tree isn't moonlit, but the title sounded cool... :) The tree is lit by dozens of cars zipping by at 55mph just about 20 feet behind me. So the mood wasn't exactly tranquil, but the end result felt that way. Besides it did feel awesome to get out and shoot! Being at my...

Orange Cracks is from my Naturally Abstract collection and was composed at Dreher Island State Park in Prosperity, SC. This is more tree sap, and my final one from the state park where the beavers caused the damage.

I went with Nature forum with this one since it's really just focused on 1 tree. This is from a local park about a month or so ago at sunset. It's a fun place to be in the evening, lot's of ducks and of course a pretty large pond, it might even be a small lake I guess. All comments are welcome...

Glassy is from my Naturally Abstract collection and was composed at Hopeland Gardens in Aiken, SC. This sap reminded me of blown glass. I loved the color striations and the blues from the reflected sky.

Globs is from my Naturally Abstract collection and was composed at Hopeland Gardens in Aiken, SC. This is pine tree sap. No moss in this one, but some nice reflections and wonderfully colorful refractions.

Tears is from my Naturally Abstract collection and was composed at Hopeland Gardens in Aiken, SC. This is tree sap that was fairly fresh. I believe some of the gorgeous wood colors are due to the limb being recently cut combined with a long period of rain and wet weather. I was able to create...

Advice from a TREE: Stand tall and proud Sink your roots into the earth Be content with your natural beauty Go out on a limb Drink plenty of water Remember your roots Enjoy the view!!! :D Have a peaceful day!

Very cool subject! Here is one from last year: _DSC0796-SV20 by lionking posted Sep 7, 2018 at 12:44 AM Great light to all.

I admit it, it's Fake! :) Well... Amy's IR work is so inspiring, and while I don't have an IR camera yet, I do have IR envy. So while I was converting this one to B&W for Friday's Focus, I thought to myself, this looks like one I could do a False IR look on in the conversion. :rolleyes: I...

The Focus this Friday will be on the Single Tree in the Landscape. Last week was on a Stand of Trees, but this week will Focus on that single tree. I will start with a shot from about a week ago out in Colorado. This is in the Delta area. Please add your Single Tree Landscapes to this Thread...

I couldn't resist this back drop for this mighty old tree.