TREE THREAD - Post your tree shots here

There must be more trees out there: This one is not a reflection. The tree actually grows this way. I don't know what kind of tree it is.

http://ftp.execulink.com/~wfsweb/Images/Asst-0269.jpg

Nice reflection, Wendy. I don't know what tree it is either.

This one is Corsican Pines. They grow near the beach and always look very weak and brittle to me. Shot a couple of days ago.

On black

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3383/...dafd3f25_o.jpg

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Originally Posted by ScoutR

This one is not a reflection. The tree actually grows this way. I don't know what kind of tree it is.

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If viewed as a reflection (e.g. in a puddle), are the branches straight? :)

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Originally Posted by ScoutR

This one is not a reflection. The tree actually grows this way. I don't know what kind of tree it is.

http://ftp.execulink.com/~wfsweb/Images/Asst-0269.jpg

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I think it might be 'salix matsudana' or 'Twisted Willow' but I might be wrong. Here's a shot of it. We have a couple in our garden, but they are only a few years old.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salix_matsudana

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...a_tortuosa.JPG

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Originally Posted by carregwen

I think it might be 'salix matsudana' or 'Twisted Willow' but I might be wrong. Here's a shot of it. We have a couple in our garden, but they are only a few years old.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salix_matsudana

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...a_tortuosa.JPG

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Thanks Rob, I think you might be right. The large picture certainly looks the same. The one in my shot is not in full leaf yet. I've never seen anything like it.
There is a greenhouse in the park. The next time I am there, I will try to find a groundskeeper and find out for sure what it is.

Thanks for checking it out for me
Wendy

http://i48.tinypic.com/2iug3s.jpg

Or Japanese Maple. Its only small but still qualifies as a tree I think. Its a bit strange as when we first had it the leaves were green edged with purple but now it sems to have gone sligtly schizophrenic as half the tree has green leaves and half purple!

http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/6884/mg9537edit.jpg

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Originally Posted by peterb533

Or Japanese Maple. Its only small but still qualifies as a tree I think. Its a bit strange as when we first had it the leaves were green edged with purple but now it sems to have gone sligtly schizophrenic as half the tree has green leaves and half purple!

http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/6884/mg9537edit.jpg

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Very nice subtle greens in this. Pretty trees, aren't they. I said you could post Bonsai, so this definitely counts!

http://teanautourist.zenfolio.com/im...78584451-5.jpg

http://teanautourist.zenfolio.com/im...37208457-5.jpg

Steve, two stunning tree images, especially "Wind Blown"

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Originally Posted by Klickit

Steve, two stunning tree images, especially "Wind Blown"

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Thanks Kit, Heres another from the same row of 'wind blown' macrocarpa (I think)

http://teanautourist.zenfolio.com/im...94331131-5.jpg

p.s. What part of NZ is your bus in now? :)

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Originally Posted by Steve H

http://teanautourist.zenfolio.com/im...37208457-5.jpg

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Very Nice! I like "Windblown" too but it's kind of creepy and snakey looking.

I'm sure this has been somewhere in our forums before, but not sure where. Apologies if you've seen it before.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2563/...725a1a97_b.jpg
40D, 17-85 f4-f5.6 Kit IS USM @ 28mm. ISO 100, 1/6@f22. Manual

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Originally Posted by Steve H

http://teanautourist.zenfolio.com/im...37208457-5.jpg

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Good shot, Steve. It has a very nostalgic, sad look.

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Originally Posted by Donald

I'm sure this has been somewhere in our forums before, but not sure where. Apologies if you've seen it before.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2563/...725a1a97_b.jpg
40D, 17-85 f4-f5.6 Kit IS USM @ 28mm. ISO 100, 1/6@f22. Manual

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A good line of trees, Donald. Well spotted.

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Originally Posted by Steve H

p.s. What part of NZ is your bus in now? :)

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We are in Martinborough at the moment. Hoping to head South, but North, if you follow my drift, by the end of June.

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Originally Posted by Donald

I'm sure this has been somewhere in our forums before, but not sure where. Apologies if you've seen it before.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2563/...725a1a97_b.jpg
40D, 17-85 f4-f5.6 Kit IS USM @ 28mm. ISO 100, 1/6@f22. Manual

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Classic line of trees, there Donald, and almost b & w. :)

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Originally Posted by Klickit

We are in Martinborough at the moment. Hoping to head South, but North, if you follow my drift, by the end of June.

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Are you just touring around? You presumably have a laptop with mobile access? I think we need a shot of the bus.

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Originally Posted by carregwen

Are you just touring around?

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We live in it Rob. At the moment, we are a bit grounded here with family stuff keeping us pinned, but badly want to get to the South Island - place of my birth - and do a tour there for a couple or three years. There are some fantastic places just dying to leap onto my sensor.

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Originally Posted by carregwen

You presumably have a laptop with mobile access?

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Yup. It keeps me sane and in contact with various photo-types that I meet on the road and elsewhere. Also Flickr etc. I'd hate to be without it.

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Originally Posted by carregwen

I think we need a shot of the bus.

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Errrr...that, to, is on the external h/drive and it is pitch black tonight, so no hopping out to get a quick snap. But I will fulfill your deepest desires tomorrow. :D

http://antoniocorreia.smugmug.com/ph...31_NnYwQ-L.jpg