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Forestry Stock Photography

Living in New Mexico we are fortunate to have easy access to a diverse range of forests. Within miles of our home we can drop in elevation to the point where forests don't grow. We can also reach elevations where they are just surviving. If we want to see alpine tundra we have to drive a little farther.

Photographing these forests at different seasons and with different weather conditions is endlessly fascinating. We think the forest pictures shown below would make good greeting cards and calendars for the many who love the forest but are unable to view it as often as they would like.

The picture above is almost entirely Pinon-Juniper with some Ponderosa Pine and riparian cottonwoods near the water in the lowest areas.

Spruce-Fir In Winter

This is a look into old-growth spruce and fir on the east side of the Sandia Mountains near Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. The elevation is about 11,500”.

Pictures on the Forest Pictures website are grouped by type as you can see from the links to the …

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