Trees

[Paparazzi Paul]

This is an Australian Bunya Pine, a close relative of the monkey puzzle of the Andes. A living fossil from the days of Gondwanaland when Antarctica, South America, India, Africa and Australia was one big land mass about 200 million years ago.

 

[PrecociousEmber]

 

[PrecociousEmber]

oops. i have more. sorry

just thought i'd contribute what i've got.

 

[PrecociousEmber]

 

[David A Sercel]

 

[knewbee]

bryce utah

 

[PrecociousEmber]

I really like how the tree frames the pic. I'm thinking about cropping it so there's nothing on the left side or bottom between the trunk and edge of the pic.

 

[inneist]

PrecociousEmber, I share your passion for trees.

This is my work.

 

[PrecociousEmber]

wow. that's great. i guess trees are one of the things i photograph most often. trees and flowers.

 

[LaFoto]

 

[arshana]

I have some too. But it's not as good as what's posted here.

Took the last one from a bus.

 

[ScoobyRoo20]

If any of you have seen my tree tunnel in the landscapes and nature forum, this is one of the trees in that tunnel

I was laying down facing the trunk of the tree in this shot

 

[uberben]

 

[elchrispy]

My first post, go easy on me please.

 

[LaFoto]

Oops! Has someone planted this one head down? This looks as if the roots were forced to stick out and become a tree head, while the tree head was forced to become the roots... :roll: