Identify two Cedars please?

[Squaredy]

Can anyone help identify these two Cedars?  The one near the building I did think may be Atlantic Cedar, but the other one has a form I am really not familiar with.  I am guessing it normally grows a bit more bush like and has been drawn up by the forest hence the odd shape.

 

I know the further tree in the first photo is a Yew it is just the other two I am trying to get a more positive ID on.  Any help gratefully received.

 

 

[nepia]

Well in my amateurishness I thought from the start that the tree in pic 2 was a spruce.

[Steve Bullman]

2 minutes ago, nepia said:

Well in my amateurishness I thought from the start that the tree in pic 2 was a spruce.

I'd agree that the second one doesn't look particularly Cedar like at all. Rubbish photo though

[Squaredy]

I agree it isn't typical Cedar shape, but this could be explained by the fact it was clearly grown in a wood.  And if you zoom in on the foliage it does look more Cedar like than Spruce.  I will ask for better photos showing foliage.  As the trees are now felled it should be simple to get some good close-up pics of the leaves and cones.

[Steve Bullman]

The color on the first is more like Deodar for me

[Mick Dempsey]

Second one looks more like a fir, but it’s a guessing game with those pictures.

[AJStrees]

Tree in second picture looks like an old spruce to me or tree of similar nature. Don't think a cedar would grow to that habit or at least have not seen one grow like that. Bark looks like some of the old spruce's that are on the estate I work on. But can't tell too well from the photos. Check for any cones, that will give you a good idea. 

[oldwoodcutter]

Red fir

[Squaredy]

Thanks for the input so far.  I am trying to get better pictures, which I will post of course.

[Paul Cleaver]

2nd pic - hemlock?