Wall of trees.

The darker moss covered trees help balance this image well against the lighter bark on the background trees. A very small nit but I would have taken out the small yellow leaf in the upper left as it is slightly distracting to the overall cool greeness of the photo.

A nice scene of re-birth. The detail is excellent. I agree with Ryan about cloning that yellow leaf. There is a lot of nice texture, here, Ronald.
--P

Ronald,

Similar to Harley's image next door in that you've got a very nice, and compact, arrangement of tree trunks here.  As mentioned the trunks upfront with more moss than the others stand out a little more helping to anchor an otherwise chaotic scene (these are always so difficult to pull off.)

I think your processing is excellent here.  There is a hint of blues, but given you description of "very little light" I think the colors are right on.

Definitely agree on the yellow leaf. I think you could easily crop in from the left as well.  The only suggestion I have would be to somehow make those two main trunks stand out a little more to separate them from the rest of the trees.  I suppose you could boost the brightness/contrast in addition to some added saturation to those forward trees.  At the same time doing the opposite to the rest of the trees.  We're talking minor tweaks, but could have a bigger change to the impact of the image.

I think though as presented you've done a great job condensing a chaotic forest scene of tree trunks in to a cohesive intimate forest image.

Lon

The low light lets the details show up very well here, Ronald.  This is an interesting, abstract view of quite the collection of trees.  Nicely seen.

Nice collection of trees. I might prefer to see the blues dialed back quite a ways, but that is very much a personal preference. And I agree about the yellow leaf suggestions. 

The even lighting gives this an abstract quality. I'd be interested to compare with a shot with very late or early light trickling into the scene, but it's amazing how much the smoke cuts the light; nice job using what was available.