West Virginia ~ Trees in our Hollow ~ Impossible Views Photo Gallery by Donna Race at pbase.com

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West Virginia ~ Trees in our Hollow ~ Impossible Views

90% of the trees on our property are growing on slopes/hills with a 30-45 degree angle and quite dense.
Due to the understory growth and leaf mulch bed most of the land is inaccessible to all but the critters who inhabit it.
The panos are made up of 6 - 8 pics in landscape mode, manually stitched; the critters have been added for perspective and were taken near the trees shown.
This is West Virginia...unlike any woods we have seen elsewhere.

Yellow Poplar Blossoms
Blooming Yellow Poplar & Deer
Yellow Poplar Blossoms...at the top

Black Walnut Pano
Maple Pano
Sycamore Pano

Black Cherry Blossoms
Black Cherry Pano
Black Cherry Blossoms

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Donna Race 24-Aug-2008 04:02
It is short for panorama, a collection of shots stitched together, normally a horizontal orientation. Since the trees are so tall, I used a vertical orientation.

Guest 23-Aug-2008 18:31
What is "Pano"?
Yellow poplar also known as tulip tree and so beautiful.

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Yellow Poplar Blossoms	Blooming Yellow Poplar & Deer	Yellow Poplar Blossoms...at the top
Black Walnut Pano	Maple Pano	Sycamore Pano
Black Cherry Blossoms	Black Cherry Pano	Black Cherry Blossoms

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Donna Race		24-Aug-2008 04:02
It is short for panorama, a collection of shots stitched together, normally a horizontal orientation. Since the trees are so tall, I used a vertical orientation.

Guest		23-Aug-2008 18:31
What is "Pano"? Yellow poplar also known as tulip tree and so beautiful.