Thursday's Task - 10/29/2020

[Douglas Sherman]

It is still morning here in the west so I thought we should focus on breakfast "boles" That would be images of birch or aspen boles that are the featured subject of the image.


Birch Boles near Gorham, NH

Aspen Boles at Hearts Prairie near Flagstaff, AZ

Aspen Boles near Ophir, CO

Aspen Boles in Maroon Valley, CO

Aspen Boles at McClure Pass, CO

 

[Ben Egbert]

Great set

 

[Jim Dockery]

Nice shots Douglas, but I can't think of any I have to contribute.

 

[AlanLichty]

Alders sort of have boles and here are some examples. Moss tends to grow on them in a lot of cases.

North side of Quinault Lake:

Alder grove along Sweet Creek:

Another grove near the Calawah:

 

[Kyle Jones]

I guess this kind of fits...

 

[Ben Egbert]

 

[AlanLichty]

I almost posted my shot of those same trees but I already did that last week when the task was the ABC topic

 

[JimFox]

Well, you really had me looking Doug! I have shot some close ups of Aspens, but 99% of mine are wide and from far away. The few I have I haven't processed I guess. But on a good note, I did find one from Colorado.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

It is still morning here in the west so I thought we should focus on breakfast "boles" That would be images of birch or aspen boles that are the featured subject of the image.


Birch Boles near Gorham, NH
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Aspen Boles at Hearts Prairie near Flagstaff, AZ
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Aspen Boles near Ophir, CO
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Aspen Boles in Maroon Valley, CO
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Aspen Boles at McClure Pass, CO
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Wow shots Douglas. Just beautiful.

 

[Jeffrey]

I can't say that the boles are the main subject here, but here they are.

And one I just found from my recent trip to CO...

 

[Douglas Sherman]

I can't say that the boles are the main subject here, but here they are.

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And one I just found from my recent trip to CO...

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They sure look like the main subjects to me, Jeffrey.