From the archive · The team
The work continues on the ground
A bundle of branches over one shoulder. Someone cutting timber nearby. A chipper sending a stream of chips onto an already substantial pile. These photographs catch the part of tree work that is easy to miss when you are looking up.
Carrying branches and cutting timber among the vegetation.
Down among the branches
In one photograph, a worker carries branches while a colleague cuts a log beside him. There is vegetation all around them and more timber on the ground. It is a busy scene, even with nobody up a tree in the frame.
Another view takes us over to the chipper. The machine is in the foreground, the chip pile beside it, with more of the team visible beyond. You can follow the work across the picture.
Handling material beside the chipper.
The people in the wider view
The climbing shots tend to draw the eye first. This selection gives some space to the people at ground level and the equipment around them. There is plenty happening here, too.
These are photographs from the working archive, rather than a before-and-after account of one property. Zak’s notes will help put names to the faces and fill in the stories behind the individual pictures.
FROM THE SITE
A closer look.
Photographs from the work. Select a photograph to view it in full.
The chipper at work, with the team in the background.
Cut timber and branches on the ground.
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Another view of the work.
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A look at chainsaw milling from Zak’s working archive: the setup, the cut and the timber taking shape.
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From the archive · Climbing
A view from up the tree
A look through Zak’s climbing photographs, from the view over nearby rooftops to the ropes and trunk close at hand.
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Storm damage · Tree care
A storm-damaged pine over a neighbouring roof
A damaged pine limb, overhead cables and a neighbouring roof: a climbing job focused on reducing weight with no damage to the surrounding property.
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Tree removal · Land management
Removing eucalyptus to make room for native growth
A project removing eucalyptus close to buildings, with climbing and ground-team support, in favour of native vegetation already growing beneath the trees.
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Planning work on your property?
Share the location, a few photographs and what you would like done. Include a view of the access if you can.
Discuss your tree work