[Unrooted]
Hand Signed Gallery Print on Canvas, by Photographer David Higginson.
 
 "Old trees are some of the most beautiful and majestic features of the natural world, with a rich texture and character that reflects their age and history. The bark of an old tree is often deeply furrowed and weathered, with a rugged, gnarled appearance that speaks to the many years it has endured. The texture of the bark can vary from species to species, with some trees having smooth, almost silk-like bark, while others are rough and deeply grooved.
As you approach an old tree, you begin to appreciate the intricate patterns and shapes of its bark, with each twist and turn telling a unique story. The colors of the bark can range from a pale, almost white hue to deep, rich browns and blacks, with streaks of green, yellow, and red woven throughout.
  The trunk of an old tree can be massive in size, with a sense of solidity and strength that speaks to its many years of growth. The texture of the trunk can vary depending on the species of tree, with some being smooth and others being deeply ridged and furrowed. The roots of an old tree are often as impressive as the trunk, with a complex network of gnarled roots that extend far beneath the soil.
  The branches of an old tree are another striking feature, with a sense of grace and beauty that is hard to replicate in any man-made structure. The branches can be twisted and contorted, with leaves and foliage that create a beautiful, dappled effect when the sun shines through. Old trees are a reminder of the power and majesty of the natural world, and the incredible resilience and longevity of the life that it sustains."
~ David Higginson