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#thicktrunktuesday

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Metamere
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When the leaves are gone, that's the best time to appreciate the bark. I often photograph the biggest oak tree around on my winter photo hikes. I love that there is a #ThickTrunkTuesday hashtag on Mastodon for that sort of #NaturePhotography. I used Irfanview to rotate the image 90°, add a slight swirl, and set it to negative to show different details than I am used to seeing. The textures of tree bark never cease to amaze me.

A photo of chunky oak bark texture, altered to create an abstract art piece through rotation, distortion, contrast and brightness adjustment, and inverting the colors. The shadow of one of the branches on the trunk becomes a white river in the craggy stone-like texture surrounding it, with some streaking digital artifacts around the edges to highlight the artifice.
Ms. Que Banh
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A beautiful moss covered Western red #cedar #tree - still unprotected.
Only a human, with a compromised & unwell soul, would be OK killing an elder tree this magnificent. Some things are just plain wrong.

These ancient old growth trees are essential to fighting accelerated #ClimateChange. #OldGrowth ecosystems in our coastal temperate rainforests supports much biodiverse lifeforms. The naturally moist environment helps to lower impacts of wildfires & other natural disasters that have increased as our governments continue to fund & enable more ecocidal projects.

Low-angle, wide shot of a tree trunk positioned vertically. The bark is reddish-brown, deeply textured with vertical grooves, and heavily populated with green moss. The composition emphasizes the tree's height and scale, creating a sense of upward momentum. Framing trees surround the main subject, with a diffused, white sky in the background.
#ThickTrunkTuesday#VancouverIsland#VanIsle
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Rick Gaehl
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I've not posted any of my Australian pictures for a while, so here is one.

At the end of this trail, through this woody tunnel, at the brow of this hill is a magnificent panorama of the ocean - which I will leave you to imagine for yourselves...

A path through a shady thicket, with bright sun outside.
#Photography#ThickTrunkTuesday#Trees
LindenShieldARTs 🇺🇦
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“Old Friend?”, gouache, 2023

This seemed fitting for #ThickTrunkTuesday 💚
As mentioned before, I don’t often paint animals, and while I’m not as proud of the tanukis (ok one is just a statue) as of the fox, I don’t think I did too badly.^^

Adopt the original painting: lindenshieldarts.com/products/
(prints available on demand)

A photo of a painting placed on a wooden table, surrounded by gold tassels, branches, and leaves for decoration. The painting features a tanuki in the shadows in the foreground, sitting on a rock, and looking at a tanuki statue half -buried in moss and other plants, in front of a huge, sacred Cryptomeria tree. Little white flowers grow around the statue. Misty Cryptomeria woods are visible in the distance.
#mastoart#traditionalart#gouache
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