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Elena Gavrilova | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Trunks of different trees tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Trunks of different trees

Birch trunk in Russia
Birch trunk in Russia		 Platan in London
Platan in London		 Bark of a tree in London
Bark of a tree in London		 Bark of palm in California
Bark of palm in California
Bark of spruce in Colorado
Bark of spruce in Colorado		 Lafayette tree (St. Louis MO USA)
Lafayette tree (St. Louis MO USA)		 Shumard oak (St. Louis MO USA)
Shumard oak (St. Louis MO USA)		 European Beech (St. Louis MO USA)
European Beech (St. Louis MO USA)
American Sycamore (St. Louis MO USA)
American Sycamore (St. Louis MO USA)		 European Beech (St. Louis MO USA)
European Beech (St. Louis MO USA)		 Chinese Elm (St. Louis MO USA)
Chinese Elm (St. Louis MO USA)		 Osage Orange (St. Louis MO USA)
Osage Orange (St. Louis MO USA)
Sawtooth Oak (St. Louis MO USA)
Sawtooth Oak (St. Louis MO USA)		 River Birch (St. Louis MO USA)
River Birch (St. Louis MO USA)		 Europian Beech in Paris, France
Europian Beech in Paris, France		 Platan in Paris, France
Platan in Paris, France
Sequoya trunk in California
Sequoya trunk in California		 Me and Sequoya trunk in California
Me and Sequoya trunk in California		 Bark of Sequoya in California
Bark of Sequoya in California		 Bark of Sequoya in California
Bark of Sequoya in California
Pine Tree in California
Pine Tree in California		 Pine Tree in California
Pine Tree in California		 Pine Tree in California
Pine Tree in California		 Pine Tree in California
Pine Tree in California
Pine Tree in California
Pine Tree in California		 Coralwood
Coralwood		 Queen Palm
Queen Palm		 Screw-pine
Screw-pine
Screw-pine
Screw-pine		 Giant bamboo
Giant bamboo		 Flowering Crabapple (St. Louis MO USA)
Flowering Crabapple (St. Louis MO USA)		 Saucer Magnolia (St. Louis MO USA)
Saucer Magnolia (St. Louis MO USA)
Japanese Crabapple (St. Louis MO USA)
Japanese Crabapple (St. Louis MO USA)		 Cherry (St. Louis MO USA)
Cherry (St. Louis MO USA)		 Three-flowered maple (St. Louis)
Three-flowered maple (St. Louis)		 Lacebark pine (St. Louis)
Lacebark pine (St. Louis)
Lilac (St. Louis)
Lilac (St. Louis)		 Jaboticaba
Jaboticaba		 Panama Rubber
Panama Rubber		 Peach palm
Peach palm
Peach palm
Peach palm		 Dracaena
Dracaena		 Sycamore fig
Sycamore fig		 Banyan
Banyan
Bottle palm
Bottle palm		 Rain tree
Rain tree

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Elaine Wilkinson 07-Aug-2014 12:20
I've got one that I don't see on there. We're in Ontario, Canada about 20 miles from Detroit, Michigan. The tree that I'm talking about is in a cemetery in St. Joachim. It's a tall tree and the bark looks like its lifting off in long strips. It's so unusual - I've never seen another tree like it. The strips run up and down and looks like you could just peel it off. The strips are long too. The tree isn't dead and I cannot tell you what the leaves look like. I'd like to know the name of that tree.
Hubert Steed17-Sep-2010 11:46
Wonderful collection of tree trunk photos. Thank you for sharing. V
Guest 19-Jun-2009 19:48
Great Gallery, I love the different textures.
Anthea's Photography15-Jun-2009 23:49
I love the different textures and colours, a very interesting and different gallery.
Fletcher Wildlife Garden28-Jan-2009 22:20
What a great idea for a gallery! Really interesting!
Guest 20-Jan-2008 17:05
I just love trees.
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