A Look At The World’s Oldest and Most Ancient Trees
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July 28, 2016Beth Moon, a San Francisco-based photographer, embarked on a fourteen-year mission to photograph the world’s oldest and most ancient trees. Her quest took her all over the United States and across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. The photos of the trees she captured feel as old as history itself.
A complete collection of her work can be seen in her book the Ancient Trees: Portraits of Time.
These magnificent images remind us of the significance of time and nature. Take a look.
Heart of the Dragon
© Beth Moon
Avenue of the Baobabs
© Beth Moon
Kapok
© Beth Moon
The Strangler Fig
© Beth Moon
Bowthorpe Oak
© Beth Moon
Bufflesdrift Baobab
© Beth Moon
Croft Chestnut
© Beth Moon
Desert Rose
© Beth Moon
The Sentinels of St Edwards
© Beth Moon
Wakehurst Yews
© Beth Moon
Diksom Forest
© Beth Moon
The Ifaty Teapot
© Beth Moon
Ancient Tree
© Beth Moon
The Great Western Red Cedar
© Beth Moon
Bristle Cone Pine Relic
© Beth Moon
Majesty
© Beth Moon
Rilke's Bayon
© Beth Moon
The Whittinghame Yew
© Beth Moon
The Queen Elizabeth Oak
© Beth Moon
The Lovers
© Beth Moon
Kings Canyon Sequoias
© Beth Moon
