Though it’s growing through solid rock in the wild, seeing this small pine tree on the side of Bee Rock reminded me of a Bonzai tree. I took this photograph in Monterey, Tennessee, and you can see more – fine prints, etc. – when you visit the following galleries:
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Phil Perkins · Photography 
13 responses to “Bonzai on Bee Rock”
You noticed that well! And yes, such a tree has a lot in common with it! Beautiful photography! Have a wonderful day dear Phil ! 👌👍🌹
Thanks 📧🤗
Thank you for your kind comments, dear Inge ~ much appreciated! I also enjoyed your 📧 too 🤗 and wish for you a pleasant evening! 🌹
Amazing nature and beautiful shot! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks very much, dear Manuela ~ I appreciate your kind words & wish you a splendid day! 🤗🌹
You are more than welcome and thank you, Phil! Have a splendid day, too!
TY Manuela 🙏🏻😊
Awesome silhouettes of trees against the blue sky. Love the texture and colours in the rocks. You have an artist’s eye to capture beauty in nature as you do.
You are as kind as can be, dear Louise ~ much appreciated! Really, it’s a lovely area with ample natural scenery to enjoy, conducive to good pictures. Thank you. 🤗
Beautiful tree shapes!
Thank you, dear Vanya ~ it’s a lovely location to enjoy nature. Wishing you a great day! 🤗🌹
Yes! And it’s a lovely one! How amazing, that a tree would grow there. Does rain water puddle in the rock crevices? Wow…👏♥️👏
Thank you, dear Robin! Yes, the cap rock is ‘mostly’ flat, so water does collect in small pools. It’s a nice place, for sure. Have a great weekend! 🤗🌹
Ahhh…that tree has a good home. 🤗