Post your Tree Photos !

[J-see]

 

[J-see]

 

[jay_dean]

We can't have a tree thread without perhaps the most famous tree in Great Britain. Fashionably late to the party, here it is..the tree that Robin Hood himself utilised, The Major Oak

 

[J-see]

 

[YOT]

This big Beech tree is about 100 yards across the road from my house. It is big enough that me and my two adult sons can't reach around it. Sadly, it got struck by lighting about 5 years ago and the top sheared out of it, about 25' off the ground. The trunk won't last much longer. The "Est. 1871" used to be much more pronounced, but whatever was carved under that was never legible. I've been keeping and eye on it so when the bark does fall off I can see if the wood underneath is scarred, too. No one named "Waldron" has ever owned our farm, going back through the records. we always assumed it was a trapper, vagrant hunter, or mountain man type person.

 

[Michael J.]

shade creator

 

[Marilynne]

shade creator

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Nice tree Michael. Looks like it's trying to escape.

 

[Fortkentdad]

Tall panoramic stitched together from three vertical shots.
Sunset on a tree in my son's backyard. Kinda eerie.

Shot with my D610 and Tamron 200-400 lens.

 

[Michael J.]

It is very thirsty I guess

 

[oldhippy]

Honolulu Hawaii

hawaii nikon 159 by oldhippy.ed39, on Flickr

 

[Marilynne]

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[paul04]

This picture was taken during the day, but as I was editing it in lightroom, it looks more like night time, I like it.

 

[wornish]

This picture was taken during the day, but as I was editing it in lightroom, it looks more like night time, I like it.

Me too

 

[RON_RIP]

Me too, too.

 

[nikonpup]

fog + 32 f = tree

 

[nikonpup]

 

[donaldjledet]

Great shot with the fox and cold.

fog + 32 f = treeView attachment 134436

 

[J-see]

 

[wornish]

Great shot with the fox and cold.

I can't see any fox - where is it?

 

[paul04]

In the local park.