Becky’s Square Photo Challenge is back and this month the topic is Trees. By their very nature, trees are not that easy to capture in a square picture, Most of the tree images in my photo files don’t fit the bill, they’re either too tall or too wide but, by including a bit of scenery or on the odd occasion some wildlife or zooming up close, I think I’ve found a few shots that may work. So to kick off my entries for the Square Trees Photo Challenge, here are some trees at Spring Valley Nature Center in Schaumburg.
The Nature of Things 
oh these definitely work, what a fantastic collection you have curated. So many great trees, wonderful views and fascinating scenes. I like how you have included different seasons and fire. Wow, this is an impressive #TreeSquare post
Many thanks, Becky. I thought at first I was going to have a hard time finding trees to fit in a square but thanks to your helpful suggestions, the more I looked, the more pictures I found.
that’s fantastic news – and just wait until you see my Tuesday one, that will really get the imagination going!
A lovely collection of trees. I love trees and you have managed to present them in such a good way. (Suzanne)
Thank you so much, Suzanne!
What an amazing collection of trees!
Thank you for stopping by and commenting, Aletta.
Square trees in a marvellous range of shapes, colours and textures- all wonderful, powerful and interesting. Every square tell a story…I’m lost for words! Brilliant!
Thank you, Marianne! I didn’t realize I had taken so many pictures of trees until I started going through the photo files.
So gorgeous, Sue, that I can’t pick a favourite.
Thank you, Tracy!
You’re welcome, Sue.
Great series of pictures, Sue! The one with the pecker is the winner!!
Thank you, Indira!
wow – the variety here makes me wonder what other gems are hiding in your archives – the trees – the bird and the fire – and so much more
Once I got down to the business of going through the photo files, I was amazed at how many tree shots there were.
you must have an eye for trees then