Convocation: Red Alder by auntietk
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Description
I would have sworn these were birch, but we discovered they're red alder. There are no birch trees in Olympic National Park. Who knew?
Comments (30)
Krittermom
Absolutely stunning!
mickeyrony
In French you call them Bouleaux They make a canoe whit them and a lot of other things ((5++))
Adobe_One_Kenobi
That's going to change the rules of the old game of receiving a few strokes of the birch eh? getting a few strokes of the alder just doesn't have the same ring to it does it "And now number 1 the larch, The Larch, and now, number 3, the larch, The Larch"
jayfar
So you've been barking up the wrong tree then Tara!!! Like your shot though.
bmac62
I love coming here after at least a few others have commented...particularly Jeff! A very cool shot of the Alders. It is a good thing we ran into a sign that set us straight:)
EJD64
I like the texture on the wood and the B&W. Nice
dixievb
Lovely textural piece.
durleybeachbum
What a superb picture! I would never have guessed alder!
Faemike55
just remember to respect your alders!
pimanjc
very nice B/W work.
jophoto
Works perfectly in BW! Great shot.
brycek
Beautiful capture and trees!!
PREECHER
they are beautiful and i absolutely adore the b/w treatment!!! excellent... chills and thrills
bobrgallegos
Great POV of these Alders!
RodS
LOL - well now we all know! Thanks, Tara! I would have thought them to be birch, too. Whatever they may be, they make for a wonderful B&W photo - especially in your talented hands, dear friend! :-D
jocko500
very lovely
PHELINAS
Very beautiful capture (with atmosphere a little dramatic).BRAVO!
Katraz
Great shot and I would have thought birch too.
whaleman
Very nice! And Ronoir's comment about the larch took me back!
fallen21
Fantastic B&W picture.
pauldeleu
Impressive pose.
kgb224
Stunning capture Tara. God Bless.
dochtersions
I don't know what it is, but the textures and patterns are amazing, great shot, Tara!
helanker
Fun you should say that. Yesterday I stood and studied a very old tree in the forest thick of very rough bark and I took pictures of it of course and will post it some day. Then I looked up and saw it looked like a bitch. There were sooo many mosses on the trees htere, so maybe they do something to the bark and change it to be so rough. Dont know. But you took a beautiful shot of these alders :-)
debbielove
Well, at first glance, I'd agree.. But then I'm not from around there lol Now! around Rosy's there are Beech....what kind, don't ask me! lol Her Dad would know though... He'd know ever tree out there! lol Good post Tara! Rob
NanetteTredoux
Beautiful trees whatever the botanists say.
MrsRatbag
Wow, I love what you've done with this shot! Great POV to start, and doing it black and white was a masterful touch. Really gorgeous!
Chipka
Oooh! I would have thought that these were Birches, too...and they're not? My displaced inner Russian felt a surge of patriotism for a moment, and then went skulking off and grumbling about faux-birches, though the part of me that has just recently re-read A Wizard of Earthsea is really happy to see Alders...perhaps these are the Trees standing in the Immanent Grove (it's hard to tell because they'll be somewhere else when you look at them again, or they might be different trees.) And now that I've gone far afield--to Earthsea no less!--I will reign it in and say that I love this shot! The verticals are quite nice..."sexy" as a particular, loopy Czech friend of mine would declare, and "enough good" as a particular--slightly more reticent Russian would declare, after grumbling about the fact that these are not Russian patriotic trees. I love this photo.
moochagoo
Very impressive composition
faroutsider
This photograph has three things going for it - texture, texture, texture. (Did I mention composition?)