Photographer’s Incredible 14-Year Quest to Document the World’s Oldest Trees
WHEN YOU SUDDENLY REALIZE THIS PHOTOGRAPHER IS THE LORAX
Photographer’s Incredible 14-Year Quest to Document the World’s Oldest Trees
WHEN YOU SUDDENLY REALIZE THIS PHOTOGRAPHER IS THE LORAX
James and I took a walk today and found a cute little clearing at the end of a bike trail.
I always take way too many photos of these trees.
these are trees that would sneak up on you when you turn your back, look at them
Springtime walk around the complex. Loving the leaves and flowers. Finally!!
My latest series : “ Dead wood”
Dead wood portraits. The wood has developed with dehydration in the dry coldness of the subarctic zones, the tree having stopped growing after some 300–400 years, and the tree has remained upright for another few hundred years.
2015-2016 Southern Lapland, Finland
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Early spring walk
Another nice day. Another set of tree pictures. I wore a t-shirt and flip flops on this walk in the middle of December! It’s quite breezy today, but I wasn’t cold at all. This weather is nice but also worrisome. December is reminding us that it is mostly autumn. What is January going to bring?
Dec 5, 2015 A beautiful day for tree pictures