Forest & Tree Photography

The beauty and greenery of nature is never more present than in the photography of trees and forests. Impressive woodland areas can be found all around the country for hiking and relaxation. Click images for more.

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Amber

Coastal redwoods in Muir Woods average between 600 and 800 years old with the oldest over 2000. New growth is always evident on the forest floor beneath.

Big Brother

Beautiful white aspen trees with colorful underbrush adorn roadways near Leavenworth, WA in October. A sight worth stopping for.

Burning Brush

Intimate shade provided by rows of Honey Locust trees in the South Garden which was built atop the parking garage for the Art Institute of Chicago.

Canopy

Fog seems ever present in coastal forests in Alaska. This dense remote alpine wilderness is part of the Ford's Terror Wilderness area.

Double Incline

One of the world's most photographed trees resides in the Japanese Garden in downtown Portland, Oregon. The massive dwarf tree is over twelve feet across.

Enlightenment

Candy colored trees adorn a stream in Tumwater Canyon near Leavenworth, WA. The alpine area is famous for striking fall colors.

Lollipop

A large ice blue chunk of Dawes Glacier gently floats by evergreen forest in July. Fog is often present adding drama daily.

Passerby

Thousands of trees welcome visitors to Yosemite at Tunnel View. The photogenic location gives the first glimpse of the valley ahead.

Tunnel Vision

Contorted branches of a Japanese maple tree in Buchart Gardens. The national historic site has over a million visitors per year.

Twisted Sister

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