61 responses to “California Woods Tree Art Part Deux”

1. That first one makes me think of Ents or the apple-throwing trees from Wizard of Oz.

   • True!

2. You make trees so interesting to see through your lens.

   • Thanks Toni.

3. Amazing work!

   • Thank you.

4. Love it. Nature at her finest.

   • Thank you. :)))

5. I vote smoothly rugged and turtle with no shell. Hilariously beautiful.

   • 🙂 Thank you so much. 🙂

6. There is just a majesty to nature that humankind can never quite match. Long may it be so.

   • True. Thanks David.

     • And I meant to say: thank you so much for continuing to bring it to us! We really do appreciate it.

     • Welcome. Thanks David.

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8. Tremendous photos. I imagine what so diligent you explore this forest

   • Thanks… x. 🙂

9. loved the first one specially

   • Glad you like that one. Thanks. 🙂

10. I love the shape of fallen trees. Love the atmosphere in these shots.

    • Thank you t. 🙂

11. Hey, totally unconnected to this post … sorry … but did you see this page?
    http://www.sketchbookproject.com
    I am doing this … it’s going to be fun! Doing the memoir. And some of the free projects! 🙂 One of the free ones is a found-photography project.

    • Interesting.

12. beautiful photography:)

    • Thanks Tanya.

13. I liked “kiss” the best. All are lovely photographs.

    • Thanks Eagle Tech.

14. branches from the trunk of tree
    turtle with no shell is sleek
    reaching over
    kiss in the woods
    makes life, out of th world
    delicate touch , majestically soft
    in the hair..what a trip 🙂
    woods in love , do not slip
    or you will trip and break your hip 😉

    • Nice. Thanks Kalabalu.

      • welcome

15. The first tree is magnificent.

    • Thanks Gallivanta.

16. Great eye for detail as always.

    • Thank you John.

17. Hi! I have soooo many questions. You, of course, are not obligated to satiate my curiosity. ;o) 1) do you know how a park in Ohio got a name like California Woods? 2) I am soooo curious how you get the grey color on the wood and make the green pop so much…I am SO green to photography…do you run them through a photo editor to do that? You make all the right things “pop.” I LOVE your work!

    • (1) I don’t. I’ve been trying to find out. (2) I use a program(FX photo studio) to take all the color out but the green. (3) Thanks!

18. Ha, the Kiss! That made me smile 🙂

    • 🙂 Thanks Leslie.

19. I love photographing trees too….LOL. Love the “growth” on the last one and the first is spectacular in my opinion1 😀

    • Thanks Keli.

20. The limbs on that top tree are unusually low to the ground. Really a cool view. Thanks for the like of my post “Bird in Flight”.

    • Thanks lamrcc.

21. All great shots! Nice to see landscape without snow for a change 🙂
    A blogger from the north latitude.

    • Thanks. 🙂 We are about to get more snow tonight. 😦

22. Love “The Kiss”

    • Thanks 🙂 so much.

23. These are great shots – never have I seen pictures of trees presented like this.

    • Thanks Eric.

24. You know, Seth, I have always loved trees but you provide such breathtakingly unique ways of seeing them…

    • Thanks bluebee.

25. i love the texture!

    • Thanks Imax.

26. Love this! Very beautiful! I agree with bluebee, “you provide such breathtakingly unique ways of seeing them…”

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    • Thanks cari

27. Gorgeous! I love the army of arms!!

    • Thanks so much Judy.

28. Love the Army of Arms – great shot.

    • Thanks PJ.

29. Here, again, your use of white light is magnificent. The images have a lighter feel that is fresh and exciting.

    • Thanks George.

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