There are ancient trees on our planet that are many thousand years old. The oldest clonal tree is “Pando”, which is estimated to be at least 80,000 years old.
Below you will find a breathtaking collection of photographs taken by Beth Moon. She is a photographer from San Francisco and traveled all around the world to capture some of the most ancient trees on Earth.
Beth Moon explains:
“Standing as the earth’s largest and oldest living monuments, I believe these symbolic trees will take on a greater significance, especially at a time when our focus is directed at finding better ways to live with the environment”
She published all photos In her new book “Ancient Trees: Portraits Of Time”.
Sneak preview of her journey:
AVENUE OF THE BAOBABS
THE BUFFLESDRIFT BAOBAB
CROFT CASTLE CHESTNUT
THE BOWTHORPE OAK
DESERT ROSE (WADI FA LANG)
THE YEWS OF WAKEHURST
HEART OF THE DRAGON
DIKSOM FOREST
THE IFATY TEAPOT
THE GREAT WESTERN RED CEDAR
KING’S CANYON
ROOTED PASSAGE
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ANKOR PASSAGE
BRISTLE CONE PINE RELIC
RILKE’S BAYON
THE WHITTINGHAME YEW
THE QUEEN ELIZABETH OAK
THE LOVERS
QUIVER TREE FOREST
CHESTNUT IN COWDRY PARK
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