This is a post for Tree Tuesday hosted by @old-guy-photos, A challenge I enjoy both joining and seeing the post from others.
For this weeks post, I am going to share a few different trees i have sene on walks around the city where I live.
Last week I shared a [post}(https://steemit.com/treetuesdya/@tattoodjay/tree-tuesday-the-big-bonsai-tree) about a tree I call the bonsai tree, and said How I wonder if it had been shaped like that naturally or not, and mentioned in a few comments how I suspected man may have intervened as there is a tree not to far from it growing pretty straight, and that's the first tree I will share
Sony A7iii 35mm F7.1 1/500 Sec ISO 100
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Sony A7iii 45mm F8 1/125 Sec ISO 250
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Another tree in the same area, I guess it is a bit of a loaner, but it does have a nice view over the water
Sony A7iii 25mm F8 1/125 Sec ISO 200
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And next we have this Tree at Walnut beach, which is either a late bloomer or not doing to well this season
Sony A7iii 30mm F8 1/125 Sec ISO 160
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BUt I guess it is doing better than this tree, well just the stump, that I saw in Eisenhower Park on Sunday morning,
When I saw it and took the photo I could see a face in the stump quite clearly but now it's not so clear to me
Sony A7iii 39mm F8 1/125 Sec ISO 6400
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