Posts Tagged: Nyssa sylvatica

Tupelo

On April 10, 2021 by Mark - National Parks, Tree Portrait

Nyssa sylvatica, Antietam NB.           24-105mm Sony G, Sony a7R4, Lr C10, Ps CC22.

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Tupelo

On March 15, 2021 by Mark - Eastern Panhandle, Tree Portrait

Nyssa sylvatica.     70-180mm Tamron, Sony a7R4, Lr C10, Ps CC22.

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Tupelo – Yard Photos

On July 1, 2019 by Mark - Eastern Panhandle, Tree Portrait

Nyssa sylvatica.                                           85mm Zeiss Batis, Sony a7R3, DxO PhotoLab 2, Lr C, Ps CC.

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Tupelo Tapestry

On November 13, 2013 by Mark - Eastern Panhandle, Tree Portrait

Nyssa sylvatica near White Post, Virginia. These trees are amazing. They are big… the biggest tupelos I have seen. And healthy… look at the branch structure on them! I want to learn more about their history. Somebody has been looking out for these trees. How else would they have been spared during the construction of the buildings behind them and landscaping and farming around them? Not only were they spared, but they thrive.

Follow this link to see these trees in late summer foliage:             https://markmusephotographs.com/2013/09/24/magnificent-tupelos/

28-90mm Leica Vario-Elmarit, Nikon 800e, Capture One 7, Ps CS6.

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Magnificent Tupelos

On September 24, 2013 by Mark - Eastern Panhandle, Tree Portrait

Nyssa sylvatica, the source of tupelo honey. These magnificent tupelos are the largest I have seen. They are massive. You can’t see the bottom section of the trunks here, but you can see how they tower over the buildings behind them. This is not an illusion. Indeed, they positively dominate the huge open landscape of this dairy operation in Clarke County Virginia.

100mm Zeiss Makro-Planar ZF.2, Nikon 800e, Lr4, Ps CS6.

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