Rocky Mountain bristlecone pine. Mount Goliath Nature Area. Mount Blue Sky Scenic Byway. Clear Creek County, Colorado. Photo by Amber Maitrejean
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Rocky Mountain bristlecone pine. Mount Goliath Nature Area. Mount Blue Sky Scenic Byway. Clear Creek County, Colorado. Photo by Amber Maitrejean
The oldest known bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva), estimated to be 4852 years old, is found in Inyo National Forest, Madera Co, California. ca. 2020
Photographer: Randall Alley
Lilith
Nikon Z8 Nikkor Z 28-400mm f/4-8 VR California
This is a photo of my favorite Bristlecone Pine tree, somewhere in the White Mountains of California. I must have over 100 photos of this tree - multiple cameras, multiple sensors and multiple film emulsions. This photo is one of my favorites.
While it may look like the tree is dying, Bristlecone Pine trees contain both living and dead parts. Damaged areas are sectioned off by the tree in order to save the rest of the tree. This tree can be up to 2,000 years old.
Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah
2018
Jon Ortner, Inyo bristlecone pine
Bristlecone pine, White mountains, California - by Jan Bell, American
Pieces for AP Drawing
Old Space
Has anyone else had a deep and powerful fascination with bristlecone pines?
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[A gouache painting of a young tan man dressed casually in black boots, jeans, white tank top, and a red scarf. On his head is an astronaut's helmet. He holds up his hands to cup a floating blue pinecone. The man is intertwined in the rippling bark of the bristlecone pine the rises over his head. Bright yellow and beige bark contrasts starkly against a cool grey sky, only broken by a crescent moon to the upper right of the canvas.]
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