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@hikingdude@mastodon.social
2025-12-23 21:12:47

A this photo from yesterday's location scouting could fit for #thickTrunkTuesday , right?
It's been quite a time since I went to a new location with the clear intent of location scouting. - It took me a while until I was able to "see" something as I was so much in walking/hiking-mode.
But it was a good experience to do it again.

This black-and-white image captures a serene and somewhat mysterious winter scene. A large, leafless tree stands prominently in the foreground, its intricate branches reaching out in all directions. The tree is surrounded by a light layer of frost, adding a delicate texture to the scene. The background is shrouded in a thick fog, creating a sense of depth and obscuring the landscape beyond the tree. The fog gives the image an ethereal and tranquil quality, evoking a sense of calm and solitude.…
@hikingdude@mastodon.social
2026-01-13 17:51:35

Oh #thicktrunkTuesday might be a good day for this photo that I took on a recent hike.
It's one of my usual hikes but clouds or fog always make it so special as the usual background is gone and I see the motives in a complete different way.
And believe it or not - I went this path over 10 times but I've never seen that tree the way like at that day.

A misty winter morning unfolds in this evocative black-and-white scene, where the world seems wrapped in a blanket of quiet serenity. A solitary, leafless tree stands prominently in the foreground, its bare branches reaching upward into the foggy sky. The tree's stark silhouette contrasts beautifully with the soft, muted tones of the mist, creating a sense of solitude and contemplation. The ground is lightly dusted with snow, adding to the wintry atmosphere. A simple wooden fence runs along th…
@drbruced@aus.social
2025-11-04 06:25:42

I hiked through the Great Otway National Park this weekend with some friends, so I took the opportunity today to explain #thicktrunktuesday (which led to an explanation of Mastodon and ALT-text). I believe this is a mountain ash, a species of eucalypt that grows up to 100m tall. #straya

A woman faces the camera with her hand on a tree that completely dwarfs her. The trunk is covered in moss and surrounded by bark. More trees are visible in the background
@AnnaKukka@wien.rocks
2026-01-06 11:27:04

fagus sylvatica
#photography #monochrome #thicktrunktuesday #BloomScrolling #HetreCommun #Rotbuche