For #TreeTuesday: Another photo from the harsh environment near Mount Baker (Komo Kulshan) in the Mount Baker Wilderness of Washington State, USA. These trees are quite large considering how much growing time they have. Note the man and his young son in the bottom left, for scale. The background are the lower slopes of Mount Baker. #Landscape #LandscapePhotography #LPW #Nature #NaturePhotography #Washington #NorthCascades
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"April Winds" for #TreeTuesday Solitary Cottonwood tree on the pastures south of Lake Henshaw in San Diego's back country. This is a long exposure composite, with some sharper parts of the tree "recovered" from a shorter exposure. #Trees #SanDiego #LongExposure #LandscapePhotography #BackCountry #Landscape #Photography #Spring #Clouds
One more of that sunrise on Molas Pass Summit at the end of last month. #Photography #Landscape #Nature #Outdoors #Colorado #Sunrise #Mountains
“Shoreline Trees, Clearing Fog” — Fog clears above a grove of coastal trees at Point Lobos. the best light usually comes early and late in the day. It often has a warmer coloration, and it can be softer than the midday light coming from high overhead. And there’s a good chance that morning fog and mists may linger. But eventually, on most days, the “good light” period passes and the morning’s work is done. It was that time as I began to make my way back to the trailhead, feeling that the morning’s best light was leaving. But then I saw this row of dense trees along the rocky edge above the water, with a hint of clearing fog in the background. continue: gdanmitchell.com/2026/10/07/sh… #pointlobos #photo #photography #photoOfTheDay #lensCulture #landscapePhotography #photographyLovers #naturePhotography #fineArtPhotography #nature
