Trees are among the most photographed subjects in nature — and among the most difficult to photograph well. A tree is never just a tree. It's a lone cypress on a coastal bluff weathering three hundred years of Pacific wind. It's a bristlecone pine clinging to a Sierra Nevada ridge at 11,000 feet that was already old when the Roman Empire fell. It's a Japanese maple in October whose color makes you stop the car. Getting that across in a single photograph is the challenge that makes tree photography worth pursuing.
This collection gathers Eddie Jongas's finest tree photography from across the West — ancient California redwoods towering in filtered light, the twisted silhouettes of old-growth oak against Pacific skies, forests of aspen and birch in fall color, lone cypress trees, bristlecone pines in White Mountains, orchards of almonds, joshua trees among others. Beautiful tree photos that hold as much emotional weight as a landscape panorama — sometimes more.
Tree wall art from this collection suits virtually any interior — from rustic and farmhouse styles where wood and nature are central design elements, to minimalist contemporary spaces where a single bold tree image provides the room's focal point. All prints are signed limited editions on TruLife acrylic-mounted surfaces, with Certificate of Authenticity. For art from beautiful tree photos with rich and vibrant colors visit Jongas' Pacific Northwest Photography collection.

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