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Share your Tree Photos
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f6cvalkyrie
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An IR image from Saturday's hike with the Natuurfotografen Dijleland in Houwaart, Belgien, in a forest called "Walenbos"
Again we had to face extremely muddy pathways, grey skies and an almost inpenetrable woodland/wetland/badland ...
During a very short burst of sunlight, I was happy to be able to shoot this lonely tree that had already some leafs to reflect the IR light from the sun ...
Stay safe,
Rafael
Again we had to face extremely muddy pathways, grey skies and an almost inpenetrable woodland/wetland/badland ...
During a very short burst of sunlight, I was happy to be able to shoot this lonely tree that had already some leafs to reflect the IR light from the sun ...
Stay safe,
Rafael
Pinus nigra (Austrian black pine). The "Sesselbäume" near Ternitz, Austria. Why somebody nailed a meaningless plaque saying "natural monument" directly into the bark is beyond me. This unusual growth form was created by human hands - the trees likely served as pasture fences when they were young (the branches of neighbouring trees were tied together and thus deformed).
