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"There is a way that nature speaks, that land speaks.  Most of the time we are simply not patient enough, quiet enough, to pay attention to the story." ~Linda Hogan

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Greg's Tree Photos

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"To heal mine aching moods,
Give me God's virgin woods." 
~Clinton Scollard

About these Digital Tree Photos

I began taking digital tree photos as a way to preserve subjects, which I would like to paint.  But became an expressive form for me from my first tree photo & first day with a digital camera.

Almost all the photos on this site were taken with a basic 2.1 mega pixel digital camera, with 3x optical zoom and 12x total zoom.  In taking digital photos the compactness and efficiency of the camera provides certain freedoms.  It allows me to move about the trees; I can run, dance, skip, climb, sit or stroll, all of which give me more access to the subject.

In comparing digital photography to painting, I find that digital cameras provide the freedom to capture thousands of compositions in the time it could take to complete a single painting. Each painting and composition is so precious partly because it takes so much time, effort and patience to complete.  On the other hand, a digital photo can be executed so quickly that one can examine and play with numerous compositions in a relatively small amount of time.  Time and space are no longer in the way of exploring compositions and expressing oneself.  Now the act of creation occurs at light speed and the work is stored in a, virtually, invisible and mass-less state.  Now the challenge is simply on choosing the right subjects and compositions.  ~GH

Autumn Trees

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Banyan Trees

Copper Beech Trees

COPPER BEECH

Cherry Trees

cherry tree

Chinese Crabapple Tree

crabapple tree

Dawn Redwood  (Sequoia) Tree

sequoia

Eucalyptus Tree

eucalyptus

Evergreen Trees

everygreen tree

Fig Trees

fig tree

Flowering Trees

tree

Japanese Maple Trees

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Magnolia Trees

magnolia trees

Maple Tree in Cemetery

nature photo

Sycamore Trees

tree

Marquand Park Trees

Tree-line at on Farm Sunset & Twilight

trees

Weeping Beech Tree

Photo 

Weeping Willow Trees

willow tree

White Birch Tree

White Birch Tree

 

Living Sculptures

"We can learn a lot from trees: they're always grounded but never stop reaching heavenward."  ~Everett Mámor

Lessons about life and art seem to come from trees as naturally as branches and leaves.  I consider it an axiom that trees have an innate wisdom.  And that if we observe them we will see they reveal both similarities and differences between man's sculptures & the Creator's sculptures.  Trees are a grand ultimate sculpture because they are Living Sculpture.  They change with the seasons, are nourishing & develop through time and circumstance.

Trees have many admirable traits.  Among them are playfulness; groundedness; beauty; versatility; durability; patience; generosity, love...These characteristics make them great role models, for if we consider the virtues of trees there is no denying they are special beings.

"Only when the last tree has died and the last river been poisoned and the last fish been caught will we realize we cannot eat money."  ~Cree Indian Proverb

Artist, Gregory Hochman

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Tree Art & Nature photos - Threadleaf Japanese maple trees & leaves

 

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