Tree UPDATED. Found one, have a question.

[Daedalus]

I need a photo of a tree with many branches clearly showing.
It also needs to be relatively HD because I'm gonna blow it up bigger.
Trans would be nice.

How big could I blow this up to without it looking stuffty? I'm gonna head to Kinko's in a minute.

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[NotKreation]

I have noticed we are in an extreme lack of hot trees......

[Wafflajizzles]

Google is your friend.

[Daedalus]

Google is your friend.

What's the res on that/how big could I blow it up to and print it out without it looking stuffty?

[Extrude]

Go crazy.

[Mushroom man]

I googled "tree" and I thought this looked lovey.

[Wafflajizzles]

Image is 600x400.

[Daedalus]

Updated.

[TristanLuigi]

Why do you need it...

[Daedalus]

Why do you need it...

School-related.

[TristanLuigi]

You can blow up vector-format pictures indefinitely without a loss of quality, but you need a program like Inkscape to even edit it the tiniest bit and to print it you need a browser that is not Internet Explorer. That means use a .svg, a good place to find them is openclipart.org, plus all pictures on that site are copyright-free (like you care.)

[Night Fox]

yeah, I really would suggest vector images over just about any other format for things where you'll need varying sizes of the image

[Tom]

That means use a .svg, a good place to find them is openclipart.org, plus all pictures on that site are copyright-free (like you care.)

Or you could drag the image into an Inkscape document, select it and use "Path" > "Trace Bitmap". Mess with settings (protip: use "color" mode") until you get a good looking result. Export it as a bitmap of your desired size.

[TristanLuigi]

yeah, I really would suggest vector images over just about any other format for things where you'll need varying sizes of the image

Vector images are severely underrated ;(

Also, here's a good (vector) image:
http://www.openclipart.org/people/Merlin2525/Tree_Trunk_by_Merlin2525.svg