The last Friday of April is set aside annually in celebration of National Arbor Day, a holiday which encourages the planting and caring for of trees and other foliage. According to our good friend, Wikipedia, it originated in Nebraska during the early 1870's and has since spread to a global level.
What better way to celebrate the greenest of holidays with a vertically integrated product: trees make paper, photographs are printed on paper, photographs on paper look FABULOUS on your walls! See the logic there?
So in honor of the 140th Arbor Day here is a small forests' worth of the photography world's best trees!
Mitch Dobrowner: Wind Swept Tree
Maggie Taylor: Oh, Happy Day!
Jerry Uelsmann: Untitled, 1969
Josef Hoflehner: Elephant Hill Pathway
Jeffrey Conley: Snow Covered Branches
Takeshi Shikama: Central Park #21
Jeri Eisenberg: Magnolia, No. 9
Susan Burnstine: Forever
Brett Weston: Holland Canal
Niniane Kelley: Palm
Charles Grogg: Bonsai (Juniper)
Jefferson Hayman: Tree, Central Park
Keliy Anderson-Staley: Plum Tree
David Fokos: Haybales, Ripsa, Sweden
Henry Gilpin: Trees, Reflection
Dan Burkholder: Tree in April Snow, Catskills
Pine-ing for any of these images? Don't have a collection and looking for one to take root? Already have one but looking to branch out? Want me to stop with these ridiculous tree jokes? Don't be such a crabapple! Come into the John Cleary Gallery or give us a call and we'd love to help find that perfect photograph for you.
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