
Juniper with shadow. This and the other trees shown here belong to Luis Vallejo
It’s time to visit Luis Vallejo, one of our favorites. I was attracted to these photos for their artist value as well as for the trees themselves. The only text Luis provided is… “Preparando exposición. 17/25 Noviembre 2018.” Though I suspect you can get it without translation, here it is just in case… Preparing for exposition, November 17-25. (scroll down for details)
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One tree, two shadows. I don't know what type tree this is, and know even less about the one you can't see

Another shadow shot. Looks like a Live Oak

No shadows but still a good shot

Texture & color

I cropped this on for a close up of the deadwood

The original. No species is given
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What do you do with a long straight trunk with no taper? I suppose you could appreciate the aged bark and the potential that the branches provide. But beyond that you'll need some serious imagination and skill...
... After!!! Imagination and skill brought to fruition


Not from Instragram, but a great photo. It's from 










Close up of the intricate deadwood on a Sabina juniper (Juniperus sabina) that belongs to Xavier Massanet. You can see the whole tree below





May 2019










