robiecagle

Pruned Tree in the fall

Pruned Tree in the fall

After the first snowfall in late Fall of this year, my wife and I went out for some photos and I saw this pruned tree. It appears that this tree had been trimm...
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After the first snowfall in late Fall of this year, my wife and I went out for some photos and I saw this pruned tree. It appears that this tree had been trimmed so that 1) it would not be growing across a path, and 2) to help keep it more stable and allow the main trunk a chance to shine.
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NIKON D3500

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Aperture 71/10 ISO 100 Shutter 10/2000 Focal Length 180/10

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Dec, 2020

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40

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Peer Award

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