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I recently published a piece here, entitled: Trees, A Brief Personal History.
Welcome Flash of Scarlet
While I was working on choosing photos to complement the words I narrowed down a (very) long list of tree photos I have taken over the years and, instead of just using those which seemed to fit best, I decided to keep the short list of thirty-two together in a gallery on Flickr. You can go see (and download for personal use, should you desire) the original images here, but I thought I would share lower resolution copies below for today’s post.
I hope you like these — I chose them to give a flavour of the different tree photos I have taken. There are more, many more, and I am sure some others will appear in the future — trees are such an intrinsic part of who I am, as the piece mentioned above details.
Damp and Wet and Wondrous
A Rich and Diverse Habitat
Birch and Oak and Bracken
Dappled Light On Woodland Camp
Survivor of Storms and Hungry Deer
Oak Logs Burn Hot and Slow
Light and Species Returning
Scrub and Swampwood, North Lincolnshire
Frost is Beautiful
In Places the Rocks and Trees Merge
Trees Blend With Rocks
Scotland, Rarely Dry For Long.
Not a Bad View To See Every Day
Oak and Rock Works Well in B&W
Icicles and Oak
Welcome Flash of Scarlet
The Scots Pine
Silvery Mountain Ash
Birch and Hazel Woodland, Caithness
Melted Frost Droplets
Sometimes the Little Things Matter
Orkney, From Duncansby, Caithness (sadly VW Camper/Choppers/surfboards not mine)
