Featured Work
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Rugged Beauty by KathyT
Lake Bonney, Barmera, South Australia. April 2008 / / / Other Barmera images / / / / / /
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Through The Smoke by CassieGannon
Taken in the last lot of bushfires near Somerset last year.
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Old Growth Mountain Ash by Ern Mainka
Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans), Yarra Ranges, Victoria, Australia. / _ This old giant (approx 350-400 year old) was known as The Furmston Tree (also The Von Mueller Tree). It was featured in early Victorian Railways and other tourism photographs of the 1930’s to 50’s era but taken from a different angle. / _ By 2000 it was decaying from the inside with a large open hollow on one side. It finally succumbed to strong winds and collapsed. It officially had a circumference of 19.5 meters at breast height but being on a very steep slope made it difficult to be really accurate. / _ Nikon F3. Infra-red B/W film, digital sepia toning. Photo taken 1996. / _
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Persistent by aila
The original artwork is painted in oil on a canvasboard
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In the Arms of the Night. by Jim Worrall
Image taken near Noojee, Victoria, Australia.
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Tyrannosaurus Fig Tree 02 by Rosanne Casu
A monochrome version of Tyrannosaurus Fig Tree . ©Red Rose Digital Art – Rosanne E. Casu / This work is copyrighted by Rosanne E. Casu. If you wish to copy, reproduce, redistribute or do anything else other than just enjoying it as you see it here on your screen then I require you to seek out my permission first! Thank you for respecting my efforts and rights!
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Alone by the Lake by Keiran Lusk
Exploring Velden (Austria) on a bitterly cold morning in 2006, I stumbled across this lovely little path leading down to the frozen Wörthersee.
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Flame Tree by Periwinkle
My favorite tree in our neighborhood, framed against a firey sunset, in New Port Richey, FL.
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Palm Grove by Murray Swift
...Mt Tamborine botanical gardens South East Queensland Australia. / Best viewed at larger size.
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Moondance by Geoff Coleman
I was driving along a road in a seaside town at Jervis Bay, just 2.5 hours south of Sydney Australia when I glimpsed this moon through some trees with a pathway of silver light across the water. A lucky moment, in that all the elements were there but tricky in putting them together because it was so dark I couldn’t see anything through the viewfinder and had to keep taking pics, viewing them on the LCD display and then moving the tripod to get the composition I wanted. / It looks to me like the trees on either side of the moon are partners about to dance onto the floor of some enchanted ballroom.
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On top of the world by Angel Perry
Another early morning foggy drive to work.I love the little biride on top of the tree.
Recent Work
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Wedding Sunset by Catherine Davis
The setting sun from the reception of my friend’s wedding this weekend.
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Untitled by Danielle Gillies
sunset over roxby downs
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Brookside Gardens by Francesa
A lovely garden in Maryland. Just outside the Washington, D.C. border and tucked among high rise condominiums and shopping centers, it’s an oasis of beauty and calm.
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LET THE SUN SHINE IN.. by Dana Yoachum
An old tree on the wooded trail. The sun is trying to sparkle its way through.
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Lichen on a Birch Tree by blossom
Lichen on a Birch Tree Wollomombi Falls, Oxley Wild Rivers National Park, New South Wales.
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A Silhouette by cheyenne1
This tree was taken in a small town near Edinburgh, Scotland. This image has had a plastered – silhouette effect over it
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single tree by Ata Alishahi
fine art photography
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sunrise reflection by marianne troia
the sunrise was captured as a reflection in the lake
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I stand alone by dc witmer
You know the phrase, ’ if you don’t stand for something, you will fall for everything’ If the other trees do not want you, then stand alone. Many great forests started out with one tree… shot in Cades Cove (Smoky Mountains)
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Seed in a Tree by Roger Sampson
Mountains of San Bernardino. / The tree was filled with holes / containing it’s seeds. In time, / on the ground they will tumble.
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Soaring Past the Palm Tree by Mary Campbell
In the morning / the palm tree outside the window / sways gently in the breeze / left by the soaring wing I am greeted by the blue sky delight / as I awake to another day / far away from the troubles of life / and the sadness that abounds / past the horizons edge M. Campbell©2008 This image is actually two images, one of a magnificant palm tree, one of the osphre. Put together using photoshop layers, it becomes one. / Enjoy..
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Edward Street by Gwenda Oxley
Richmond, Tasmania / Richmond was proclaimed a town by Lieutenant Governor Sorell, in 1824. It played an important role as a convict station and military outpost in the early days of the colony. For much of its history it was the main gateway to the east coast and the Tasman Peninsula (Port Arthur) / Richmond is 24 kilometres (15 miles) east of Hobart.
About This Group
Congratulations to micmac!
She is the winner for our June Gallery Competition!
Her image Early morning will be featured as our group’s avatar for the month of June!
Check out all the other June Gallery winners, you’ll find them featured in our Group Gallery after the June Placeholder and also featured in the Group Forum.. You’ll find our past month’s winners in the forums also!
Congrats to you all!
Congratulations to the Winners of our “Look Up!” Contest.
First Place: Muir Woods National Monument by Girl WithACamera.
Second, Third and Fourth Places:
Welcome to the Trees Group, where the Trees are the stars!
This is a group for those who love trees, woodlands and forests of any size and shape.
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