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Tree Collection

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Aspen in the summer - San Francisco Peaks
Pentax DL w/55mm f1.4 Ricoh screw mount.
Aspen in the summer - San Francisco Peaks, with Sarah.
Pentax DL w/55mm f1.4 Ricoh screw mount

Lone Pine - Grand Canyon Nation Park, East Rim.
Nikon D70

Maple in Arista Winery - Russian River Valley
Nikon D70

A slight twist - Petrified wood, Petrified Forest National Monument
Nikon D70


Gnarly Juniper - Walnut Canyon National Monument
Nikon D70


Tiny pine tree - growing out of crack of a giant boulder - Walnut Canyon National Monument
Nikon D70


Another juniper tree, hanging on for dear life - Walnut Canyon National Monument
Nikon D70


Giant red wood - Muir Wood National Monument.
Nikon D70















And my favorite.






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