tarboat's photos with the keyword: tree

On the steep looping climb of the Eritrea Railway, a short distance below Shegereni but quite a long way off by rail.

This year the colours in the autumn leaves have been spectacular and far better than I can previously remember in the UK. This birch tree in Poynton has been on my list for a photo if the weather was right and on this day the light was perfect

Top Park, Poynton this morning. One live tree, one dead tree! If you look carefully in the distance you can see the Norbury Colliery pumping enginehouse. This land was the top and most easterly part of Sir George Warren's parkland around Poynton Hall. At one time there were two lodges just to the right of where I was standing.

A lonely tree amongst the snow on Wild Moor high above the Goyt Valley.

A lone tree and a lone chimney above the Dane Valley at Danebower. The collliery chimney served the boiler for a steam engine that drove an underground haulage system via a shaft. The chimney has recently seen extensive repair work to stabilise its condition.

The edge of Macclesfield Forest just peeps over the far hilltop in this view over Wildboarclough from the footpath descending from the Congleton - Buxton road.

Monochrome sheep in a green landscape. Parkhouse Hill viewed from above Earl Sterndale.

I went walking on what must have been one of the windiest days ever, even for the hills above Macclesfield. Nearly blown off my feet several times during the but it was great to be out in the wide ope spaces of the Peak fringe. This lonely tree caught my eye in this view from near Broughsplace, looking towardsCuckoo Rocks.

Out and about in the Peak Park.

Ok, so I had a play with this one in Photoshop. I went on search of 18th century colliery remains yesterday afternoon and whilst stood in a field in Adlington this tree was crying out to be photographed. When I got the thing on screen the image looked dull and uninteresting so it became a candidate for some serious tinkering. It may not be as 'in real life' but I quite like the result as it is close to what I had in mind when I first saw the tree.

Eagle1942 checks his shot on the hill above Cliff Lane in Higher Hurdsfield.

Spring skies over Cheshire on my Good Friday walk through the parish of Peover Superior.

Winter sunshine in the White Peak of Derbyshire.

A single tree stands amongst the drystone walls on the edge of the Peak National Park outside Macclesfield.

High above the Cheshire Plain on the edge of Lyme Park is Bowstonegate Farm and this single sycamore with a fine view over Manchester to Rossendale.

On the edge of the Peak Park between Kettleshulme and Disley.