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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
A good range, especially the woodman up there
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He comes three times a year to climb these 100 ft high trees to trim them. An amazing process.
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Well now Judy, proof positive that trees are a marvelous subject for a texture challenge. Loved these!
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I get mixed up about whether the texture challenge has a certain theme each week or if it is texture in general. Saw that someone had photos of trees so followed suit and luckily found a number of them…but went through 29,000 picture files to find them! Crazy.
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Trees are fantastic examples of how to show textures in a photo. So many different types of bark, leaves etc. Thank you for using them as the subject for the textures challenge.
Jude xx
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Thanks, Jude. Your photos were amazing. Thanks for sponsoring the challenge.
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A pleasure Judy, I have seen some fantastic photos in the links.
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Terrific textures you found in those trees 😀
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Excellent Judy!
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Thank you for posting on tree textures – marvelous!
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I love that you included the climber for contrast. The textures you provided certainly bring abstract art to the challenge too.
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