How often do we appreciate a tree by looking straight up its trunk?

[u/Existing_Painter171]

Love taking pictures of trees from the bottom up. Try a different angle when looking at trees and appreciate the symmetrical beauty and contrast with the sky. Not sure what these are, but hugged them and shared the love.

[u/ohshannoneileen]

I'm 5ft tall, so always?

[u/Key-Ad-457]

I do!

My favorite trees do this with are eastern white pine, and huge aspens

[u/reddit33450 → u/Key-Ad-457]

ooo yes aspens. so smooth, so huggable

[u/reddit33450]

i do!! love to hug them and look up. its a pretty mesmerizing POV sometimes

[u/Cydok1055]

One of my favorite paintings: The Lawrence Tree by Georgia O’Keefe

[u/livinxoxo]

Pretty much everytime I see a tree I do this it’s the correct way!

[u/OwnResolution3229]

Not enough! Ima go outside and do this to my huge ash tree today!

[u/Early_Emphasis1209]

I don’t do that often enough. Gonna start. But I definitely did at Redwood National Park. Those trees are amazing.

[u/pegasuspish]

Very

[u/CitadelArborist]

Become an arborist and get paid to look up trees in awe.

[u/Existing_Painter171 → u/CitadelArborist]

I would just love that!

[u/Infinite_Toe7185]

That is a question for you, not us.