I stumbled upon the @barbara-orenya community by accident and the atmosphere here seems to be pretty nice, so I want to try posting my first post here.
I noticed an interesting seasonal hunting competition and the topic for today is Bare Trees. I just have some pictures of bare trees from my recent trip to nature. It was one of the sunny days.
We were definitely heading into the depths of the forest. I also thought about stops along the way and if this area is interesting to me. We drove about half the way and this was probably our second stop near a small reservoir.
In the beginning, I did not notice these trees, because they were in the very bottom very close to the reservoir. I walked down the path and found myself among the trees. The trees grew in a small family, ranging from the tallest to very small ones with thin trunks.
I came a little closer and I was seized by a terrible delight the trees were amazing! This is the first time I have seen such beautiful trees. The trees were quite tall and had interesting curves. I had the feeling that the trees were twisting in different directions.
The trees are devastated and completely bare, and only the first snow begins to take autumn into the background, but still the autumn grass is still visible and does not let you forget about itself.
The result is an amazing contrast between the blue sky and the bare branches of the trees. I was fascinated by this tall tree, it seemed to me the tallest and oldest among other trees.
You may notice a slight difference in the pictures. In the beginning, I used a lens Sigma 10-20 mm f/3.5.
From that moment on, I decided to try the lens Canon EF 50 mm f/1.4. It was interesting for me to compare how the photos will differ from each other and how the trees will look.
I spent quite a bit of time in the lowland with the trees. Then I climbed the path again and found myself on a wide road. The road led into a pine forest.
When I walked a little further, I noticed that the road diverges in two directions. In the beginning, I wanted to go to the pine forest, but when I looked a little closer, I realized that there was a cemetery in the pine forest and I did not dare to go there.
I just admired the dry trees and pines from afar.
I took a different direction and noticed a few more bare trees.
That was the end of my search for bare trees. I hope you were interested to see my bare trees, and I was pleased to take part in the contest from @barbara-orenya.
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Author @milaoz
Camera Canon EOS 70D
Camera Lens Sigma 10-20 mm f/3.5 & Canon EF 50 mm f/1.4
Enjoy!