Evening Trees — Elgin, IL
These strange, unique-looking trees look impressive in the evening light of summer. I believe these are Northern Catalpa trees, or cigar trees, and are prevalent in the Midwest. This black-and-white photograph captures how two trees have grown together to create a unique structure on this street in Elgin, Illinois.
These strange, unique-looking trees look impressive in the evening light of summer. I believe these are Northern Catalpa trees, or cigar trees, and are prevalent in the Midwest. This black-and-white photograph captures how two trees have grown together to create a unique structure on this street in Elgin, Illinois.
These strange, unique-looking trees look impressive in the evening light of summer. I believe these are Northern Catalpa trees, or cigar trees, and are prevalent in the Midwest. This black-and-white photograph captures how two trees have grown together to create a unique structure on this street in Elgin, Illinois.
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