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Welcome to the world of tree rings — a unique natural phenomenon that allows us to glimpse into the history of tree life. Each year, as a tree grows, it creates a new layer of wood that becomes visible in the form of a ring. These rings are not just traces of time but also evidence of the conditions in which the tree grew. The study of tree rings opens up whole centuries of history, captured in their texture and width.

In our collection, you will find a variety of photographs that showcase tree rings in their natural environment. Each ring tells its own story: from changes in climate to the influence of the surrounding environment. Found in cross-sections of various tree species, they may vary in size and shape, creating unique patterns. Tree rings form as a result of the interaction of light, water, and soil, with each condition leaving its mark on their appearance.

During the photography process, you will see how the rings vary depending on the season, showcasing not only annual growth but also temporary changes, such as droughts or water saturation. Photos that clearly display tree rings convey the beauty and complexity of tree life. Here, you will be able to observe the wood's texture, differences in color and density that can arise due to various factors.

These photographs can be useful for scientific research, educational projects, or simply for aesthetic enjoyment. Tree rings are not just a part of the tree; they are a book written by nature itself, waiting for you to read it. By diving into our collection, you will discover the life of a tree, captured in each layer.

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Sunlit logs stacked at the sawmill create a beautiful texture

Sawn Timber at the Sawmill on a Sunny Day