In honor of this evening’s lighting of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, we’ve pulled together a few favorite photographs of the various incarnations of coniferous trees, the emblem of the holiday season.
In the mix: out in the desert, Mike Sinclair and Stephen Antonopoulos capture the glory of the beginning and the bitter end of the tree’s journey from farm lot to disposal. In Tim Barber’s photograph a truck and tree make a great getaway, gliding off stealthily in the fog. A tiny tree is lost in a bright, white sterile room, as photographed by Joseph O. Holmes. And Daniel Cheek, Emily Shur, Trent Parke, and Brent Clark make light of suburban holiday situations.
Las Vegas, Nevada, November 2000, Mike Sinclair
Untitled image by Tim Barber
Untitled image by Daniel Cheek
Carson City, Nevada by Emily Shur
The Christmas Tree Bucket by Trent Parke
Christmas tree in white room by Joseph O. Holmes
From the series Mojave by Stephen Antonopoulos
Above and below from Season’s Greetings by Brent Clark
Comments (7)
Thesse pictures are really really good. I especially like the 5th one because of how the pine needles are around the tree in a circle and the 6th one because of the long hallway. The trees are a really good theme to use, especially around Christmas Time.
i love all of your photos. these are amazing. i love the white tree.
wow really good pictures
Amazing pictures. Love the lion mouth.
Great photos.
I like how even the tree in the white room can’t help but exude holiday spirit.
Um is that one of the “Tote-Em-In” Zoo?!
I just found another one to add to your great list:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/keithdavisyoung/4156569956/
It was posted to day by the talented keith davis young.
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