I was pleased to read recently about Neena Gupta’s fascination with trees and relevant photos. My “Natura” folder has contained a collection of tree photos for quite some time, but hesitant to share, believing that readers would find other varieties of nature more interesting or “dynamic”.But as American poet Joyce Kilmer once wrote “I think that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree...”, I imagine that along with Neena, many folks do admire this species of nature and often seek them out not only for their rarity or uniqueness (some over 1,000 years old) but simply to read under their branches or, these days, to seek shelter for their shade against a brutal sun.
Here, a few I found interesting through the years...
Wow ! Beauty of Nature. Specially when allowed to grow freely !! And great photography..... as always. Thanks for posting. Kulangani
ReplyDeleteWow! Really remarkable trees— I’ve saved them. Thanks Myra. Zabeeda
ReplyDeleteWow Myra! What an amazing collection of trees and as always, you are a connoisseur of nature and genius with a camera!! Thanks for sharing, Sree
ReplyDeleteDear Myra: Your photos are always worth collecting. Some of the trees you have shown here seem quite unique as I’ve never seen them before. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA remarkable set of photos highlighting the beauty and strength of trees. I have often turned to them for comfort during periods of great stress. They are a reassuring and inspiring life force. Thank you for sharing, Myra, from your personal collection.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of amazing trees and especially their exposed roots. Do you know that they are actually communications lines? Trees talk to each other!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of photos that illustrate the extraordinary beauty and variety of trees
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