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A luminous tree in California in 2004. For the last few days I have been working on old California photos in Lightroom, from 1984 to 2010 (last time I was there), to make a new California gallery on my website.
Let's make this a Tree Photo thread! Please, anyone can post tree photos here. They don't have to be in California.
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Thanks, Sury and Yildiz! I recall I was driving along a California highway one morning and saw this tree. I immediately pulled over and parked so I could take a photo. It was so brilliant and luminous I couldn't just drive by.
Let's make this a Tree Photo thread! Please, anyone can post tree photos here. They don't have to be in California.
Here's another one of mine in California. This is at Point Lobos near Carmel in about 1986 or 1987.
Henry,
Thank you. I would not know. Let me check it out next time I visit GG NRA.
I am taking your comment about not being the only one as a compliment, not withstanding
how you meant it. Just to prove my point....
This one is on a vineyard of Pear Valley Winery, Paso Robles, California (Central California).
sury wrote:Henry,
Thank you. I would not know. Let me check it out next time I visit GG NRA.
I am taking your comment about not being the only one as a compliment, not withstanding
how you meant it.
All I meant is that surely almost everyone has taken photos of trees. So, surely we can easily get some participation since I bet pretty much everyone has tree photos!
sury wrote:
Just to prove my point....
This one is on a vineyard of Pear Valley Winery, Paso Robles, California (Central California).
I like that one too! The tree at the top with the road leading up hill to it is very nice.
Thank you Henry. Her is another. Honest it is a tree.... covered with Monarch butterflies. Monarch Grove, Pismo Beach, California.
I let you judge if this one qualifies for the thread...
sury wrote:Thank you Henry. Her is another. Honest it is a tree.... covered with Monarch butterflies. Monarch Grove, Pismo Beach, California.
I let you judge if this one qualifies for the thread...
Sure! That is cool! I went to a grove where there were lots of Monarch butterflies years ago. It was somewhere around Santa Cruz, I think. Amazing!
Here is another luminous tree, but this time in Zion National Park, Utah.