Zoltán Gergely Nagy - Lonely beech

 

A storm approaches the volcanic plateau of the Harghita Mountains. As a testimony to the fact that the plateau has been a grassland for at least a few hundred years, this beech tree grew outwards instead of upwards, and produced this great round canopy, typical for trees that never have to compete for light in a forest environment.


Location: Transylvania, Romania

Posted on: 22/07/2014
Photo info - 11.07.2014: NIKON D800, 50 mm, ISO 1600, f 4, 1/40 sec

Tags: beech, fagus sylvatica, Harghita Mountains, Romania, sunset, Transylvania, Zoltan Gergely Nagy


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