February 1, 2017December 18, 2022

Flaky Trees (Winter)

Looking up at tall birch trees with peeling barks. Photo taken in Winter, so there are no leaves on the branches. The landscape layout of the photo is divided approximately by the diagonal from the lower left corner to the upper right corner. The area above the diagonal has the close-up of the peeling bark of a birch. Under the diagonal is another similar birch, in the background, with branches near its top.

Looking up at tall birch trees with peeling barks. Photo taken in Winter, so there are no leaves on the branches. The barks of three trees are in the foreground. Some branches can be seen extending from the treetops which are not in view.

Looking up at the tops of three tall birch trees with peeling barks. Photo taken in Winter, so there are no leaves on the branches. The trees appear as silhouettes due to the low light of the evening. Branches extend from the barks near the treetops.

Looking up at two tall birch trees with peeling barks. Photo taken in Winter, so there are no leaves on the branches. The trees appear as silhouettes du to the low light of the evening. Their tops are visible, with branches extending from the barks.

Looking up at two tall birch trees with peeling barks. Photo taken in Winter, so there are no leaves on the branches. The trees appear as silhouettes due to the low light of the evening. Their tops are visible, with branches extending from the barks.

Looking up at two tall birch trees with peeling barks. Photo taken in Winter, so there are no leaves on the branches. The trees appear as silhouettes due to the low light of the evening. Their tops are visible, with branches extending from the barks.

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