American photographer Beth Moon has spent the last 14 years travelling the world in search of the oldest, rarest and biggest trees.
Her duotone prints are specially developed for exhibition using a platinum/palladium process that ensures a deep tonal range and a durability to match the often millennium-old subject matter.
60 of her majestic tree images were recently published in a book called Ancient Trees; Portaits Of Time.
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Which are Boabab trees?
Baobab trees are in the 2nd photo from top – massive trunks with small crown.
Saw some (not as big) in Botswana when I worked there as an architect in 1981
Presume that’s Angkor Wat in no. 6. The tree routes growing around the buildings an unbelievable sight.