With branches bare of leaves, trees in winter take on a different look than in the rest of the year and provide lots of opportunities to capture some bizarre images.
A trip up to Jubilee Walk in the Vale of Belvoir gave me plenty of opportunity to capture the different shapes and patterns in the wood and the branches.
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| Looking Up - Nikon D700 and Nikon 17-35 f2.8 |
Looking up with a wide angle lens provides a different perspective on a woodland walk. I stood in a small clearing looking upwards until I found these three trees coming into the frame from each side.
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| Into the Groove - Nikon D700 with Nikon 17-35 f2.8 |
Weathered tree trunks can also provide a good source of images, this heavily grooved Yew tree was a great photo subject and shooting up along the trunk has emphasised the deep grooves of the wood.
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| Winter Sunshine on the Branches - Nikon D700 with Sigma 50-500 |
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| Close Up - Fuji X100 |
Close ups of the growths on the branches gives an insight into a different world which takes on a whole new perspective when you get in close.
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| No Leaves - Nikon D700 with Nikon 17-35 f2.8 |
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| Stumped - Fuji X100 |
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| Silver Birch - Fuji X100 |
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| Sunset behind the trees - Nikon D700 and Sigma 50-500 |
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