California Woods Nature Preserve is filled with a wonderful array of Tree Art. From the eccentric to the classical beauties, the trees will surely please anyone who happens to find their gallery. In fact, there are so many wonderful tree presentations there, I am splitting this topic into two articles. It’s time for you and I to take a walk down the path of Tree Art. Look left, right, above and below and you will soon discover just what California Woods Nature Preserve has to offer.
And here I was thinking you literally meant art on trees…lol
Isn’t Jennifer? 😉 Thanks.
Nature is the greatest art form, isn’t it?
Thanks Toni.
Classic Style looks a little like private parts of a female. 0 :^{)}
Only to those with a dirty mind Andrew. 😉
Such character in those trees and your photos bring that out. Love the simplicity of trees.
Thanks PK
“Skinny” is TOTALLY my fav! 🙂
Thanks Sandi.
Classic photos!
Thanks Angie.
It is so beautiful. Wow.
Thanks G.
I nominated you for the Beautiful blogger Award!
For more information you can go here to see what this means. I’m sure there are more cleaver ways to like this but I don’t know them. I love your blog!
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Thanks!!
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lovely captures
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incredible vantage point
in your first image
Thanks Geo.
Hi Seth,
Your imagination is beautiful. Your Photography honors it.
My fav is the first one. A bientôt 😉
Thanks Barb. 🙂
These images reminded me of the work of David Nash (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Nash_(artist)) here in England. In 2011 he made a series of steps at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park (http://www.ysp.co.uk/exhibitions/david-nash-exhibition) which are very similar to some of your images.
Looks like Mother nature is at its best even in destruction!!!
Beautiful pics Seth, especially the first one 🙂
Thanks!. 🙂
At first glance I thought the first photo was of a singletrack mountain bike trail. Great nature capture once again Seth!
Thanks cyardin.
My favorite is Golden Chicken trail – fantastic shot.
Thanks Mandy
I love “open wide”! I totally can see the face. Also, “crud” scares me as it looks like a piece of poison ivy vine!
Is it? I’ve never had poison ivy or poison oak. Everyone else used to get it but my sister and I never did. I think we are not allergic to it.
246 likes, you are an master .. in this. *smile Brilliant gallery again, very naked and bold, even a bit brutal … “soft yellow” has to be my pick.
Thanks Viveka.
beautiful shots, thanks for sharing
I am a huge woodland fan : )
Thanks Eevee. 🙂
jagged open left to die
old barks of trees, rot and dry
stanely, squid and crud got classical style
others are electrofying, hust try to smile
Thanks Kalabalu.
What beautiful trees!
They are. 🙂 Thx.
It is odd if I see animals in many of the pics? I see a trout in soft yellow and a beaver in jagged. Wonderful pics.
Not odd. I like it. 🙂 Thanks.
Beautiful shots… but then I love trees as well. Lovely work Seth! 😀
Great Works…..
Thanks Teira.
Beautiful captures! I really love the first picture 🙂
Thanks Judy.
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