Bare trees are one of the most useful types of imagery to add depth to a forested scene without adding too much visual weight in that the skeletal structure of the images won't fill up space. I like using these images within a space filled with plush trees to add something crisp against something more general (such as an area of varying greens) but the leafless tree(s) can also be used on their own. Some might see the absence of leaves/greenery as an image void of life but, stripped of foliage, sometimes the structure of a tree shows more gesture than with foliage. Maybe it shows the climate and weather of a location. The image is available in three sizes for scale and depth.
