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3/17/23 Green Lake |
Without fanfare and even forgetting to hashtag, I finished
my 30 Trees in 30 Days challenge at Hing Hay Park. That was March
25, and I began on March 13, so it took less than two weeks.
I feel a bit sheepish about it. The way I went about it, it
wasn’t challenging at all – they were just my usual urban trees, and some were
nothing more than gestures in the same way I had captured most of my 100 people earlier in the month. I regret that I didn’t set out with a more
meaningful as well as more challenging goal – to make a studied tree portrait
each day, for example. I’ll do it again sometime, maybe in a different season,
and make it more challenging.
I don’t regret taking part, though. It still made me more
mindful of trees in general, and I always enjoy capturing leafless trees when
their shapes cannot be faked with haphazardly scribbled foliage.
I’ve shown the rest of the 30 trees at various times this
month. Shown here are the ones that didn’t make it into those previous posts.
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3/18/23 Gas Works Park |
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3/20/23 Maple Leaf neighborhood |
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3/20/23 Green Lake neighborhood |
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3/22/23 Maple Leaf neighborhood |
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3/23/23 Wedgwood neighborhood |
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