Photographing trees from a distance makes identification difficult at times, I simply have to guess the type and mistakes are inevitable.
I noted one such error in an old post where I had labelled the following trees as ash trees. I now believe that they are limes, as I can match their characteristics to trees where I can get close enough to confirm the identification.
Of course, the type of tree is not overly important for the photography. It is more about how the trees sit in the landscape, the light they receive and the colours displayed, particularly in spring and autumn. These are a selection of this year’s spring colours including the soft tones of the limes on an overcast day:
On the same path as the limes trees are a few oaks, one with dying branches, and a fine beech tree. Again, these photograph nicely, particularly on a bright spring day:
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