Lodgepole Mugs

Nature's Illusions- Lodgepole Curves is a creation of a long exposure capture of the lodgepole forest at spring time with all the lush green undergrowth combined with special effects to create the curves. Coloration is natural as it is in all of my nature based abstracts.

Forest Illusions- Lodgepole Meadow is created by using long exposure combined with planned camera movement while utilizing the natural colors and lighting of the scene before me. The brilliant greens are the meadow grasses flanking the sparse stand of lodgepole pine trees. Then I rotated it 90 degrees for a unique pattern! Don't worry, keep fighting that urban battle and I will keep sharing that connection to nature with you.

Forest Illusions - Reborn is a combination of long exposure and planned camera movement encompassing the natural lighting and coloration of the scene before me. The forest of burned lodgepole and tamarack can be seen by the dark streaks. The light green is the rebirth of the forest. As san as forest fires can be, there is a happiness found when what was lost begins to regrow.

Alberta - Lodgepole Pine

Forest Illusions- Lodgepole Spring is a creation of long exposure combined with planned camera movement mixed with the natural color and lighting of the forest! Bringing you back to connect with the forest and nature for those calming moments we all need. Streaks of lodgepole mixed in with the new growth of trees as sunlight dances upon their boughs.

Forest Illusions-Lodgepole is a combination of long exposure and planned camera movement utilizing the natural lighting of the lodgepole forest. Often along our path we see things as they are and not as they feel. Forest Illusions is to me, how the forest feels as I walk among the beauty there.

Lodgepole Pines Yellowstone Wyoming by Debra Martz The most common cone-bearing trees in this national park are lodgepole pines, which cover as much as 80% of Yellowstone. The name Lodgepole is derived from some American Indian tribs which used this tree to frame their tipis or lodges. At the Old Faithful Inn you will find log walls also made with the lodgepole pine. The dead lodgepole pine trees in the foreground, seen at the Fountain Paint Pot boardwalk, are pioneers that did not survive. These trees drowned when the nearby hot springs shifted, in addition, silica also penetrated the trees and hardened their bases. In the background, some succumbed to death by pine beetles. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Colle...

Forest Illusions- Lodgepole Spring is a combination of long exposure and planned camera movement combined with natural lighting and the colorations of the scene before me. Sparse stands of lodgepole shoot to the sky while being flanked by new growth trees and meadow grasses. Reconnect with nature, you will be glad you did!

Forest Illusions- Lodgepole and Bear Grass is a creation using a combination of long exposure and planned camera movement mixed with the natural lighting. This scene was an explosion of bear grass in late spring rising from the forest floor among the lodgepole trees.