Trees and Wooded Scenes Photography by Kozmic Dreams

My Photography of Trees and Wooded Scenes

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Photos from Hines Park, October 18, 2009

Here are some photos taken on the walk to and from the The Largest Maple Tree in Hines Park, taken on October 18, 2009. The last ones show a maple tree with a very strange disease on almost every one of its leaves.

Woods in the Nighttime

Here are trees at my campsite in Nelson, OH photographed on July 27, 2008 at about 2 am.

Woods at the Break of Dawn

I photographed these trees with lots of accompanying vines near my campsite in Nelson, OH, on July 26, 2008. They were photographed just as the sun was rising. There was a rather thick smog in the air creating a rolling mist. It was hard to capture with my camera and I didn't have my tripod, but I thought these photos still turned out rather interesting. The last two were taken a bit later once the sun had come up a little more.

Tree in Jackson, MI

While on my way to see Project Object in Chicago on January 5, 2006, I stopped at this Jackson, MI rest stop on I-94, and discovered this beautiful tree.

Trees at Night

While camping in Nelson, Ohio, on July 28, 2006, I decided to photograph the trees at night.

Tree with Toad Hole

In the fall of 1999, I found the largest toad I've ever seen in my life. I had to hold her with both hands. I was walking along a trail in the woods when I passed by this tree with a hole at the bottom. I couldn't pass without looking in the hole. Inside the hole was this toad. She was so beautiful I wanted to take her home, but I put her back in the hole and walked on.

Large, Beautiful Oak

Here is a very large and beautiful oak tree on the property of Rainbow Farms in Vandalia, MI. Underneath to the left rests Matt's doumbek drum. You can see me in the second picture. This was taken in the late summer of 1999. This is one special tree.

Decaying Log in the Woods

In 1992, I took this picture and developed and printed it in my high school photography class.

Still haven't seen enough trees? Click here for some photos of trees encased in ice.

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