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21 Impressive Tree Images
There’s something about trees that gets to me. I’m not sure exactly what it is but something about their shape, majesty, intricacy and symbolism draws me to them as photographic subjects. Today I spent a couple of hours surfing through Flickr, particularly looking for Tree images (some OF trees and others that just include them in some important way). Here’s some that caught my attention – many of which are even more beautiful large (click to see them bigger).
Image by ~jjjohn~
Image by Paulo Brandão
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Image by James Jordon
Image by Manky Maxblack
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Image by James Jordon
Image by ~jjjohn~
Image by Rick C
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Image by ViaMoi
Image by G a r r y
Image by c@rljones
Image by darkmater
Image by Doblonaut
Image by Gregory Bastien
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Image by Okinawa Soba
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