Theo Bosboom - Frosted beech tree

 

Winter in the Belgian Ardennes can be really harsh, especially on the high plateau near Baraque Michel. On one of my trips there I discovered this frosted beech tree, that provided a little bit of colour in a furthermore white world. I was attracted by the green moss on the bark and the red brown leaves.


Location: Belgian Ardennes

Posted on: 11/02/2012
Photo info - 09.01.2010: Canon EOS 5D Mark II, 173 mm, ISO 800, f 8, 1/200 sec

Tags: Ardennes, Baraque Michel, beech, Belgium, Fenns, frost, Frosted, High, Theo Bosboom, tree, winter


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  1. Suzie BLue said:

    11/02/2012 20:17

    Wow! It's so magical. I love those tiny branches covered with snow in combination with vibrant red-brown leaves ...

  2. Knut-Sverre Horn said:

    12/02/2012 13:03

    I'd like to see it really big on a wall - I get the impression that the small web format doesn't quite do justice to subtle nuances and structures. Still a very nice shot as seen here, though!

  3. David Guimaraes said:

    20/02/2012 21:40

    Pure, simple and full of contrasts and textures! It is clearly one of your s!

  4. Lee said:

    03/05/2012 11:07

    great picture, I'd liked to have seen the rest of the crown too you never get the detail from a distance though