Beauty in Birch by nongo
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Description
You will find something more in woods than in books. Trees and stones will teach you that which you can never learn from masters.
Saint Bernard, Epistle
French abbot & saint (1090 - 1153)

Comments (17)
Excellent triplets. I have always had an affinity towards birch trees because of the prominent rings on the bark. This gives so much character to them, You have captured it so beautifully. Well done.
Birch are one of my favorite trees. The Indians used to peal the bark and make paper out of it. Aloha and I hope you enjoy the rest of the week.
wow, this is really impressive, Ilona like such kind of shots, she give you her greetings, she has a bad RSI arm at the moment, she can't hardly hold her camera, so sad for her
This is very impressive...awe inspiring...eshaku
In the right tree i see a nice face of a cat ;) Impressive giants and true words.
I see eyes in the right tree, quite a few too!!! This is a fabulous image, and quite stunning in B&W!!!!!!!!!
" i touch wood "...weel done and very impressive shot.
really beautiful ! impressive !
Wow! This forest is alive. The two trees on the right and left has eyes, check it out. Impressive job. Aloha
oh yes i adore birches my parents had these in their garden and i loved how the little coin leafs would ripple n the wind -beautiful!!
excellent! graphic, delicate, dreaming vision =)
Marvelous photo!
a wonderful impression of nature. looks fascinating in b/w. a most excellent composed photography,Akemi. * BIG VOTE * #:O)
WOWEEEEEEEE this is spectacular!!!!!!!!! Amazing in B&W!!!!!!! V
Beautiful vertical lines in birch and white! :)
I've always enjoyed seeing birch trees the best, since we don't have many in the south. The b&w study really brings out the texture! I see some funny faces and footprints! []/;^)
I LOVE how you did this ....... such a work of art, and the Birch Tree is one of my favs!