I searched but couldn't find a tree thread and it seems to me like there should be one so I 'm starting one. I was taking a picture of a tree when I realized for the first time that I really liked taking pictures just to take pictures. I still find them incredibly interesting and challenging. Here's a photo I took the other day. <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/fredmad/6804185893/" title="_2014661 by fredmad, on Flickr"> {} "640" height="640" alt="_2014661"></a>
This is a pretty old shot, about 2 days after I first bought my G2, so i was still figuring things out. Taken last spring. {}
Here are a couple I took yesterday morning using my new Holga lens. <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/fredmad/6879368031/" title="_2145422 by fredmad, on Flickr"> {} "640" height="640" alt="_2145422"></a> <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/fredmad/6879366023/" title="_2145433 by fredmad, on Flickr"> {} "640" height="640" alt="_2145433"></a>
This picture is a little more than two months old and I really like it. I actually ordered a canvas print of a version of it a few days ago, waiting for it to arrive! {}
{} El Capitan, Intersection of South Side Road and Cathedral Beach Turnout by tanngrisnir3, on Flickr
GF1 does trees in the landscape - B&W Some images taken with the GF1+20mm, converted to B&W using SFX2. {} {} {}
And a few trees more. Both photographs taken during a recent visit to northern Italy. {} Patio of a renaissance building in Padova von Bernhard Fuhry auf Flickr
A very big tree <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/84933484@N02/10850231036/" title="Bathurst Tree by Firedogg123, on Flickr"> {} "1024" height="768" alt="Bathurst Tree"></a>
