Tree art is everywhere if you just look. However, some places seem to have an excess of nature’s beauty. Ft. Ancient is a wonderful place for seeing the very best in tree art. From the broken to the down right bizarre looking, the park aims to please.
Visit my store. Visit my galleries.
Mushroomed
Flaky
The tree with many faces
Hanging art
Teapot imitation
Holed up
Natural flowerpot
Shhh!
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Mushrooms on trees always make great photos 🙂
Agree, thanks.
awesome pics, really love “shh”, lol just perfect!
Thanks. It made me laugh. 🙂
I love the bark on Crepe Myrtles and Sourwood trees. I believe trees have a majestic quality. Needed for the very air we breathe, the tree lends itself to the quality of life we enjoy by providing accent, shade, fruit, nuts and beauty. You capture them well.
Thanks Barbara 🙂
Really wonderful photos Seth! and very witty labeling :-]
Thanks janjoy!
I love the shapes of trees and their branches, an endless source of great compositions for visual art
I agree. Thanks for your comment.
I felt compelled to look up Fort Ancient – sounds like an interesting place.
Hayley. Yes it is. It’s so close to us. I’ll be spending some time there during the summer.
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a tree for thought…if you are looking for splendid pictures of nature, there is no one who can give you better shots than Seth Snap…be certain to fall in love with our very own nature..!
Thanks for checking out my blog–love your tree’s and mine!!
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Love the teapot tree.
👍Thanks. I thought it was cute.
Yes, nature teaching us how its done 🙂 Beautiful Seth!
Thanks Madhu.
Have you seen David Hockney’s paintings of trees in northern England? Your photographs remind me of them.
Thanks. I’ll have to google him and see.
Great shots again …. you have turned stubs into art.
The last one is my daily pick. Like the thin layer of snow.
Thanks Viveka.
great shots.
I really like the tree with many faces.
Thanks me too. How many did you count?
I love the many faces and teapot tree shots the most. But all of them were great!!!
Thank you for sharing the eyes of your talent.
Thanks Yahobahne.
i think as trees grow their personality shows….
You love your trees!
Jasmine, I do. Thanks.
They are something! Do you have any trips planned so you can get some green on those trees?
Yes, it’s just a few miles from my house. I’ll be back. 🙂
I love the tree art. Most people would just walk past trees and not pay them any attention. Glad your not most people! Great set!
Thanks Tasha. 🙂
I see the wood pecker had been busy in “holed up”…I particularly like the last one…stark but beautiful!
Yes Heather. You know we saw a wood pecker and I tried to capture it but it was too fast, too far and the snow was in my face.
wasn’t meant to be…there was a wood pecker in the area when I lived on the lake, would always see him when I walked and tried to take photos but it was either too high in the trees to get a good shot or would fly away…maybe they are camera shy?
Heather–Yes camera shy that’s it. 🙂
I love the pictures but at the same time, the forest looks so depressingly sparse and barren. Winter is almost like a post apocalyptic landscape.
See, I sort of like the barrenness of the forest. I can see all the way through. In the summer it seems dense and hard to guess where you are.
I love the phrase “tree art”.
Thanks Kimberly.
As always, I love the shots!
Thanks so much. Glad you like them. How’s the music coming?
Sure anytime 🙂 It’s coming great, I have so much to do lol. Lots of new stuff, but im waiting to see the right picture to spark an idea. Just lurking until then hehe. Keep up the good work, Seth!
Hi! I’m new to wordpress. I have some tree art pictures myself I’ll post up. Check out my fiction and poetry please, and don’t be afraid to follow (:
I will check it out.
Thank you for reading my poetry 🙂 Great photos here and I agree tree shapes are always fun to look for! In the forest here there is a small group of “Ent” trees, as they remind me of the Ents in the Lord of the Rings.
Ah yes, I can see that.
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Funny! 🙂
I love that you call it “tree art”.
Thanks. 🙂 It is tree art you know. They work hard at it.
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living in the centre of the city – seeing these pictures was truly refreshing! great work!
Thanks so much. 🙂 I too work in a cubicle. 🙂
Gorgeous!
Thx. :
beautiful images
so many interesting textures
at this time of year
Thanks Geo.
tree art is some of my favorite nature art, thanks for sharing!
Welcome. Thanks for commenting.
This fort ancient looks like ancient magic! I would love to go snooping around there! Thanks for sharing the trail!
you should. 🙂