20 fabulous photos of trees and woodland around Mid Cheshire
TERRIFIC trees and wonderful woodland were in the frame for amateur photographers in Mid Cheshire.
Members of Guardian Camera Club shared their photographs of trees around the area.
The Camera Club is a supportive and friendly group of amateur and professional photographers and as well as submitting photos taken recently, members also take part in regular themed challenges like bridges, walks in Mid Cheshire and wintry scenes.
You can join 780 others on Facebook at facebook.com/groups/guardiancameraclub
Early morning in Vale Royal locks by Peter Clayton
Marbury Park by Patricia Dyson
Oak and sunset in Winsford by Alan Bailey
Red skies behind the trees in Hartford by Julie Webb
Reflections along the Weaver by Andrew Gardner
Blue skies in Antrobus by Celia Axford
Snowy trees by Celia Axford
Winter sun in Weaverham by Wendy Mahon
Tree reflections in Shakerley Mere by Ann Marie Taylor
Twisted bark in Marbury Park by Alison Hamlin Hughes
Autumn in Sandiway by Dave Mock
Bark in Marton Sands by Lisa Lacking
Fallen tree in Tatton Park by Debbie Finch
Winter in Marbury by Julie Webb
Twisted bark in Tatton Park by Donna Maria Long
Wintry trees in Marbury Park by Andrew Pratt
Trees in Toft by Carly Jo Curbishley
Winter trees in Knutsford by Carly Jo Curbishley
Icy bark by Candy Lean
Twin oaks in the snow by Andrew Ball
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