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skittlesmom.bsky.social
Mid Lake with reflections of tamaracks.
November 11, 2025 at 3:06 PM
paulspics.bsky.social
Morning light ignites tamaracks in an Algonquin wetland engineered by generations of beavers.

#Scape #LandscapePhotography
#Photography #Algonquin
Early morning sun and mist filter through a regenerating stand of tamaracks in Algonquin Park.
September 25, 2026 at 2:19 PM
mardiroos.bsky.social
tamaracks going crazy out there
golden yellow tamaracks (I think) with their lower branches covered in lichen and the foreground filled with red berries
November 9, 2025 at 10:35 PM
reiddickson.bsky.social
Tamaracks in late fall
#landscapephotography
August 13, 2025 at 6:28 PM
lensandpedals.bsky.social
Tamaracks look ready to let loose their yellow coats.

#autumn #blueskyartshow #photography #november
Sporadically popping out of a big bright tamaracks shine in the sun.
November 1, 2025 at 1:33 PM
lensandpedals.bsky.social
October reflection.
Golden leafed tamaracks are reflected in still water.
October 15, 2025 at 2:39 PM
bklinkcat.bsky.social
The tamaracks just north of here #photography
November 1, 2025 at 11:11 AM
huntnfish8.bsky.social
Happy #ForestFriday from Gus the oldest Western Larch 1000+ yo

This grove of Tamaracks average 600 years old

#Imageandverse #Artyear
#Montana #Forest

Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt. —John Muir
January 16, 2026 at 5:15 PM
secondnaturemb.bsky.social
The aurora are caused by atoms in the atmosphere being excited by plasma bursts from the sun. Our magnetic field collects all of these particles in an oval around each pole. We were under the oval last week, so we could see the lights almost every night.
A wide ribbon of green lights swoops up into the night sky, lighting the snowy forest below. The spires of white spruce and bare tamaracks are silhouetted against the light. A wide ribbon of green light swoops up into the night sky, lighting the snowy forest below. A small amount of red light can be seen in the swirls. The spires of white spruce and bare tamaracks are silhouetted against the light. A wide ribbon of green light swoops up into the night sky, lighting the snowy forest below. A small amount of red light can be seen in the swirls. The spires of white spruce and bare tamaracks are silhouetted against the light.
March 5, 2025 at 4:39 PM
borealman63.bsky.social
Tamaracks! Coniferous trees that lose their needles in the fall. Another one of nature’s gifts for the eyes in the fall months.

#trees #nature #tamaracks #fall #canada #boreal
Tamarac trees in the fall. These are coniferous trees, which lose their needles.
October 25, 2025 at 9:46 PM
drodenhiser.bsky.social
'Path in the Tamaracks No.2' ... #LdnOnt #icm #icmphotography #multipleexposure #fujifilmxseries #Ontario #photo #photography #nature #longexposure #art #intentionalcameramovement
January 20, 2025 at 7:00 PM
hardwaterhacker.bsky.social
When reality looks a bit like an oil painting.

#landscape #photography #Nikon #PhotographersUnited
A fall scene at the edge of a wetlands. In the foreground is dried reeds and grasses. A small beaver lodge can be seen in the marsh on the left. Behind the marsh, tamaracks are golden. Behind the tamaracks are green pine trees. Behind the pines are oaks with red leaves. The sky above is textured and cloudy.
October 28, 2025 at 1:55 AM
robbiecraig.bsky.social
‘Isle of Spruce’

On a northern isle spruce and tamaracks dance, late summer brushstrokes blaze, wild and untamed.

Robbie

#callofthewild #thewild #treeart #yellowknife #canadianartist #landscapeartist
May 27, 2025 at 1:11 AM
schwertmike.bsky.social
Love tamaracks
bklinkcat.bsky.social Bruce Klink @bklinkcat.bsky.social · Nov 1
The tamaracks just north of here #photography
November 1, 2025 at 2:23 PM
mangoesnorth.bsky.social
My closest neighbours are beavers and they loooove to eat these tamaracks 🦫🇨🇦#photography #naturephotography #parrysound #canada
A beaver chewed these tamarack stumps
March 20, 2025 at 6:03 PM
rowantreeforest.bsky.social
The tamaracks are turning 🌲💛 #trees #PNW #nature
Tamarack (Larch) trees are turning yellow in the mountains, a definite indication that autumn is approaching Tamarack trees are turning yellow in the mountains. Fall is near!
September 2, 2026 at 2:54 PM
lynnzsidovsteiner.bsky.social
Painting at the Sax-Zim Bog with the Outdoor Painters of Minnesota back in October. It was all about the Tamaracks!

#pleinairpainting #pleinair #fineart #oilpainting #art #wisconsinartist #minnesotaartist
February 21, 2025 at 11:05 PM
huntnfish8.bsky.social
Happy #ThicktrunkTuesday

Center stage here is Gus

The oldest and largest Western Larch

Taller than the Statue of Liberty
And more than 1,000 years old

Surrounded by his friends in a grove of “Tamaracks” whose average age is 600+

#Nature #Scape #Artyear #Monochrome
“Here stands Gus, the patriarch of Montana’s western larches, lifting his weathered crown into the gray heavens while generations of younger tamaracks gather quietly around him. Storms have thinned his boughs but not his grandeur. Like a mountain prophet, he has watched centuries of snow, fire, and sunlight pass beneath his limbs, and still he keeps faithful watch over this noble grove, one of Nature’s oldest living churches .”
July 14, 2026 at 1:15 PM
knitty.com
My view for the next week. Thank heavens for people who rent out their cottage so folks like us can have a dreamy, shvitzy break for a week. #ohCanada #soHot #lakeSoCool
My hand knitting Bongo in the foreground, his and reading and white dog patrolling from her dog bed on a deck in the woods by a lake. Lake, hammock, tamaracks. White dog on a dock surrounded by rocks and scrub greenery Hammock again, tamaracks again. Lake again. Swimming dock in the distance.
July 30, 2025 at 5:46 PM
huntnfish8.bsky.social
Gus says happy #thicktrunkthursday

He is a Western Larch and is over 1000 years old

Part of a grove of Tamaracks in Lolo National Forest
Taken a month ago
Now his needles will be turning yellow and getting ready to drop
#nature #nationalforest
October 7, 2025 at 3:34 PM
huntnfish8.bsky.social
Happy #ThickTrunkTuesday

A #monochrome view of Tamaracks-Western Larch

Center is Gus the oldest known at 1000+ years

In this grove they average 600+ years

#classicmono #imageandverse #artyear #scape #landscape #Montana

“Every tree is telling its own story.”-John Muir
This is a black-and-white, upward-looking view inside a dense stand of ancient tamaracks (western larch). The camera is pointed toward the sky, so the trees rise dramatically from all sides, their trunks stretching tall and straight like pillars. At the center stands a single dominant tree—“Gus”—noticeably taller and thicker than the others. Its trunk is dark and weathered, extending high before branching into sparse, irregular limbs. The branches appear thin and somewhat skeletal, reaching outward in uneven patterns, giving the tree a rugged, time-worn character. Knowing it is over a thousand years old adds weight to its presence—it feels enduring, almost monumental. Surrounding Gus are many other larch trees, slightly thinner but still very tall. These trees are also old—hundreds of years—and they form a loosely spaced grove. Their trunks rise vertically with minimal lower branches, creating long, clean lines upward. Higher up, their branches spread outward, forming a broken canopy. Because the image is monochrome, the contrast is striking: • The trees appear as deep black silhouettes. • The sky above is a soft, pale gray, evenly lit with no visible sun. The tops of the trees frame the sky in an irregular circular opening, as if you are standing at the base of a natural cathedral looking up through its ceiling. The overall feeling is quiet, ancient, and reverent. The grove feels untouched and enduring—each tree standing as a witness to centuries—while the central figure, Gus, anchors the scene as the oldest and most commanding presence among them.
March 17, 2026 at 1:03 PM
robbiecraig.bsky.social
‘Return to the Falls’

A piece inspired by a midnight adventure out to the falls. The sound of the waterfall, tamaracks in fall foliage, and the Aurora dancing above was spectacular.

Robbie
#cameronfalls #waterfall #aurora #northernlights
April 11, 2025 at 1:26 AM
edgeoerin.com
Small stream just dried up; likely hasn't happened in ages.
Tamaracks are starting to die, in addition to beech trees.
Nova Scotia is dry as a popcorn fart in the desert.
Hauled water from a spring to keep shrubs, plants, and garden alive.
August 9, 2025 at 7:31 PM
borealman63.bsky.social
Winter will be here soon...

#winter #canada #seasons
Tamaracks in winter.
October 14, 2025 at 7:55 PM