Post your "Favorite Tree" photo!

Joshua Tree

Photo from K Soze's gallery.
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Very nice Mr Soze.

I'm happy to not see another way over done Milky Way picture.

This photo got a pleasing reaction when I posted it on my timeline on facebook. When I spotted this thread I decided to see what you guys thought. Believe it or not it is one tree. My 50D was put on timer and nestled down in, what I would call, the groin of a tree with multiple limbs. I exposed for the bark, so the upper reaches of the tree are burned out. It was morning on a grey day a couple of weeks ago.
PS Taken using my Tamron 10-24 that is still not on the equipment list so I can't pick it.

Here's one of mine. Aspen trees in the fall in New Mexico.

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I took this one in the era before digital cameras.
I believe it is an old chestnut tree that was probably the last one standing after the blight got all the rest.

This is a Thousand Yr Old Tree in South Texas . Some branches have to be held up by braces .

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While I wouldn't call it my favorite tree photo, I wanted to post Southern California's unepic Cherry Blossom opportunity. lol. This is probably the most concentrated amount of cherry trees I could find in Orange County. They are too small for epicness. I think there are some various botanical gardens in Southern California that have a handful of large mature trees that would make for some better compositions, but in terms of sheer numbers, HB Library is probably the place.

Celestron wrote in post #18300822
This is a Thousand Yr Old Tree in South Texas . Some branches have to be held up by braces .

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/RH73​54 IMG_4036_Thousandyrold​tree by Ron Hodges, on Flickr

Great image, sir. Texas is awesome.
FYI: I was there a few years ago....
https://photography-on-the.net …showthread.php?​p=17043323

Thank you ! I really like both pictures you have posted in your link . As well as the other pictures with that post .

Hundreds year old Live Oak at Middleton Plantation, Charleston.

Not my favourite, but I like it. I only discovered it last week on a visit home. It was one of a whole wood full, lovely place. Glen Park, Paisley, Scotland.

JohnRNixon wrote in post #18298789
This photo got a pleasing reaction when I posted it on my timeline on facebook. When I spotted this thread I decided to see what you guys thought. Believe it or not it is one tree. My 50D was put on timer and nestled down in, what I would call, the groin of a tree with multiple limbs. I exposed for the bark, so the upper reaches of the tree are burned out. It was morning on a grey day a couple of weeks ago.
PS Taken using my Tamron 10-24 that is still not on the equipment list so I can't pick it.

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Amazing ^ ^

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