Cee’s Black and White challenge, Trees, is at this link: https://ceenphotography.com/2016/08/24/cees-black-white-photo-challenge-trees-2/
I took the following photos at Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest near the town of Bishop, CA. These trees are said to have lived for several thousand years, some over 4,000 years, at elevations of about 10,000 ft (3,300 m) and above.
Bristlecone Pine.
Bristlecone Pine trunk.
Bristlecone Pine roots.
Dead Bristlecone Pine.
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Loved the photos !
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Thank you!
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I love the texture on all of your trees.
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Thank you!
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I was going to guess Bristlecone Pine Trees. They are so fun. Wonderful photos.
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Thank you Cee!
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These trees are beautiful – great shots for the challenge!
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Thank you Tiny!
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Amazing photos you are as skilled in the black and white medium as you are with colour on your flowers.
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Thank you for your kind comment! I usually like colors, but once in a while a scene is better rendered in B&W.
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Fabulous texture! More like art than trees.
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Thanks Sue. You are right about those trees being art, created over several thousand years.
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Beautiful photos!
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Thank you for visiting and commenting!
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Awesome. Very Ansel Adams. Happy weekend and look for Golden Brodie!!
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Thank you for visiting and commenting. I have a 3-month old Golden Retriever puppy. Your Golden Brodie looks gorgeous.
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Oh the golden pups! What is your dogs name?
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Her name is Jackie.
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Brodie shouts out a big hello to Jackie🐾🐾
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Awesome trunks! Such character in them! They look awesome in black and white photography! A treat to the eyes my friend! Have a super weekend! Hugz Lisa and Bear
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These trees have endured for thousand of years, and I am really glad I went up in the mountains to photograph them. Thank you Lisa and Bear!
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I agree with Mary, these images are awesome, some of the very best that I’ve ever seen!
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Thank you very much Jerry!
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Thank you for your BEAUTIFUL photographs! May I get permission from you to use one in an article I am writing for the South African Historical Journal?
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No problem, please do use them in your article.
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Gorgeous captures!
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Thank you Cindy!
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Oh wow Hien you out did yourself with this challenge. The trees are magnificent specimens, amazing trunks and lines – all showing the strength of the structures. And in B&W, the best way to show them off.
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Thank you Mary. These trees with their twisted trunk lend themselves to this B&W challenge.
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Amazing trees and photos!
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Thank you Katelon, as always!
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