Orm and Kate Aniline Photography

Orm and Kate Aniline Photography was prompted by our desire to showcase the images we have gathered over the years and provide our golfing friends a place to remember their rounds. I just retired and will be able to spend more time learning the craft I have dabbled at for years. We live in Humboldt County, California where we are blessed with Ocean views and huge trees. There is lots of fog and rain so the redwoods can stretch upwards of 300 feet. We enjoy shooting flowers, trees, landscapes, animals, and people. Kate has developed a passion for macro work. I have tried to create images that evoke an emotional response from the viewer. I plan to write a daily blog about our images and experiences.

Redwood Bark Baywood Golf CourseWe love to shoot tree bark. This redwood is a hazard at Baywood’s Golf Course. It has magical properties visually and biologically. Redwoods don’t suffer the pest infecti...Read the Full Post »

Pine Tree Bend, OregonThis pine tree lives near the Metolius River near Bend, Oregon. At about 7000 feet above sea level the bark seems to have a unique glow. The yellows show better on screen...Read the Full Post »

Eucalyptus BarkSome tree barks appear surreal when wet. These Australian transplants do well in California and are found all over the State. We think the barks are very interesting and...Read the Full Post »

Red Cedar from OregonThese geometric shapes are found on a red cedar tree that grows half way up the Oregon Coast. Apparently, someone had the good sense to protect these giant trees from bei...Read the Full Post »

Madrone BarkMadrone or manzanita? From my limited reading of the matter, the Madrone tree is a local evergreen that is characterized by its yellow, skin-like, flaking bark. The Manza...Read the Full Post »

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