Meet me by the old knobby oak...

And we'll walk for a while. Shot in "monochrome" mode with the 18-55mm lens. Still trying to get the hang of the Canon. After lugging the tripod around, I gave up and went for a handheld shot.

[Susan Wakely]

That’s an interesting knobbly tree on the right.

[Dawn]

A lovely B & W

[Larry Steager]

Well captured.

[winghong_ho]

Lovely shot in b&w. I have 4 tripods but really seldom use them.

[Phil Howcroft]

ok what time mags , I may be a while getting there , give me 24 hours !!!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great shot and I love your title.

[Mags]

@wakelys Thank you, Susan.

@Dawn Thank you very much, Dawn.

@larrysphotos Thanks, Larry.

@wh2021 Thank you. The Canon has NO image stabilization. I should use a tripod for every shot, but it's a PITA.

@phil_howcroft LOL! Thank you, Phil. =)

@mittens Thank you, Marilyn.

[Renee Salamon]

That tree is sure knobbly 🤣

[Corinne C]

Love the perspective and the leading line to the old knotty oak. A very welcoming pic

[Jane Pittenger]

The knob looks almost like a bear’s Head

[LManning (Laura)]

A tree with history.

[Mags]

@rensala LOL! Very much so. Thank you very much, Renee.

@corinnec Thank you, Corinne.

@jgpittenger I thought so the first time I saw it. =)

@ljmanning Yes. If I only knew what it was. =)

[Bucktree]

Good find and capture. The woods are filled with stories. Great b&w shot.

[Diana]

Fabulous textures and tones.

[Bill Ososki]

Distinctive oak

[moni kozi]

Wow! So neatly lined up!

[Mags]

@dkellogg Thank you, David.

@ludwigsdiana Thanks, Diana.

@ososki Thanks, Bill.

@monikozi Thank you, Monica. =)

[Pam]

I love the light at the end of the tree line. The tripod can get frustrating to carry around everywhere.

[Kate]

It looks like a bear snout!

[Mags]

@pamalama Thank you, Pam. You are so right about that.

@k9photo It really does. =)

[haskar]

Great textures and shades of grey.

[Mags]

@haskar Thank you, Haskar.