[Theme] Trees

[Bruno Schroder]

Park in Colmar

[ColinM]

Park in Colmar

In the UK they call this style of pruning "pollarding"
It leaves quite distinctive results eh Bruno?  Great in silhouette

[ColinM]

One of my favorite shots ever.

Sorry for not commenting earlier Paco (I have been away)

This image confounds my eye/brain.
There's a lot to see on many different levels, though I think the shakeup arising through IR adds much of the mystery

[Bruno Schroder]

In the UK they call this style of pruning "pollarding"
It leaves quite distinctive results eh Bruno?  Great in silhouette

Thanks, Colin. Interestingly, although the picture is taken in France, there is no equivalent word in French. I could not find a translation.

[Lars Hansen]

Some winter naked trees from recent walks.

[Gone]

Thanks, Colin. Interestingly, although the picture is taken in France, there is no equivalent word in French. I could not find a translation.

étêté  - topped or pollarded

[ColinM]

Some winter naked trees from recent walks.

Thanks for these Lars.
The second one gives an eerie sensation

[Lars Hansen]

Thanks for these Lars.
The second one gives an eerie sensation

Thanks Colin - yes, those trees are far more welcoming when covered with green leaves on a sunny day    
 

[Tom Hook]

Wetland, wet feet

[Gil Aegerter]

A frosty morning in Utah. Nikon D600, Zoom-Nikkor 80-200mm f4 AiS.

[ColinM]

I was lucky enough to see some wonderful trees in a park I've discovered not far from me in Herefordshire, UK

I'll share a few more in due course, but something about this one caught my eye....

[Akira]

I was lucky enough to see some wonderful trees in a park I've discovered not far from me in Herefordshire, UK

I'll share a few more in due course, but something about this one caught my eye....

Very nice find, Colin!

[Bruno Schroder]

Good one, Colin

[pluton]

A frosty morning in Utah. Nikon D600, Zoom-Nikkor 80-200mm f4 AiS.

Nice shot with a lovely frosty look... it appears to have infinite detail on my 1800x2880 laptop screen.  Good to see the 80-200/4 in use!

[Ian Watson]

A beaver has been busy in a nearby park.

Nikon Z6, 35mm f/1.8S.