This portfolio contains color images from my 100 Oaks Project Blog and my book "Quercus Louisiana, the Splendid Live Oaks of Louisiana" -- both are a documentary effort to record the oldest and largest live oak trees in Louisiana. You can read many of the stories of these ancient oaks at https://100oaks.wordpress.com/   Seven Sisters Oak, study 4, Mandeville, LASeven Sisters Oak study 1, Mandeville, LAEdward Douglas White Oak, near Thibodaux, LASt. John's Cathedral Oak, Lafayette, LA – 29'-6Randall Oak, New Roads, LA – 35'-8Edna Szymoniak Oak, study 2La Belle Colline Oak, near Sunset, LA – 34'The Martin Tree, Gonzales, LA – 34' Dr. E.O. Powers Oak / Lorenzo Dow OakSeven Brothers (Lastrapes) Oak, Washington, LA – 32'-3Governor's Oak, Baton Rouge, LA – 33'-3May's Oak, Rosedale, LA – 30'-11Boudreaux's Friendship Oak, Lafayette, LA – 31'-10Blanchet Oak, Lafayette, LA – 30'-7Grosse Tete Oak, Bayou Grosse Tete, LA – 30'-2Hudson Oak, Prairieville, LA – 29'-9Grenier Oak, near Thibodaux, LA – 29'-9Stonaker Oak, New Roads, LA – 29'-6Mike's Oak, near Franklin, LA - 29'Robert Earl Sr. Oak, River Ranch, Lafayette, LA - 28'-6Jefferson Island Oak, near New Iberia, LA - 28'-5Ringle Oak study 2, spring St. Joseph Plantation Oak, colorOak in field, Avery Island, LA