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Lone ash tree in the middle of limestone pavement near Malham, Yorkshire.

 

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Taken on a walk with my daughter. View On Black Of course, there is no Ash Street in Normal, Illinois anymore. When Normal combined Ash Street, part of Mulberry Street and Suddith Avenue to form College Avenue, Ash Street and Suddith disappeared from the map. Ash Street Park then became simply Ash Park until David Anderson, Normal's City Manager retired and the park was renamed Anderson Park.

Always been meaning t do some Astro/night photography and it was clear night on a quick visit to the Lakes it seemed a to good a chance to miss.

Ashness Jetty provide a nice foregound and easy access.

A trip up to The Lakes yesterday was well rewarded with a stunning sunset at Ashness Pier

ID according to Merlin photo. I have difficulting differentiating between these and Dusky-capped Flycatchers, in photos, other than by sound as does Merlin

Arent the leaves of the Ash beautiful at this time of year. I love these patterns and the way the light passes through their translucent leaves.

The falls at Ash Cave, Hocking Hills, are 90 feet tall, and are gorgeous.

A hot intermodal train traverses the Mojave desert in the Ash Hill area not far from the old Route 66. A barren volcanic landscape I visited in March 1999 when temperatures are favorable.

Ashness bridge near Derwent water in the Lake District UK

Small stone packhorse bridge over a stream with picturesque lake views.

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I took this image in the Lake District, UK. I tried to get a composition of the bridge which included a lot of the surrounding landscape, and luckily there was enough interest in the sky to allow for this. I used a ND filter to bring out the movement in the tumbling beck, as well as enhance the wonderful brooding clouds. This is usually a very popular tourist spot, and I was very lucky to have the place all to myself (well at least until I got all the shots I wanted).

Corby Glen road... Ash and ivy

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Gemeine Esche - Fraxinus excelsior

 

Sony A7RIII with FE 90mm 2.8 Macro

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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Opting for a profile shot after seeing the speckles of falling ash from this street smoker. The light really helped to pick them out. Best viewed full screen - press 'L' or click on the image.

Rare bird for this area.

Dixon Meadows Pa.

 

Many thanks to all who take the time to view, comment and favoring my images. Enjoy the day.

After a day of snow showers, the sky cleared for a wonderful sunset over Derwent Water and the jetty at Ashness.

A tree that is popular with photographers and usually photographed from atop the limestone pavement where it grows.

I've never warmed to this 'populist' composition however, and i can tell you that i've tried it many, many times.

Perhaps i wanted my images of the tree to be different from everyone else's. Perhaps i prefer another ash tree nearby (i do actually).

The truth is that i hit upon this composition some time ago whilst 'under the influence'. I'd completed somewhere in the region of 100 laps of the Malham area that night, to a fantastic Spotify playlist, and by chance i had arrived at this spot just as the dawn arrived. It was a fitting end to the night.

So smitten with the scene was i that i've returned many times since... to watch the day break and to clear the mind. Of course these days i'm sober.

This particular morning i found that the wall had collapsed, it accentuated the outline of the tree. So i sat in the middle of the road, with the tarmac feeling warm beneath me and watched as the cold tones of night were warmed by the morning sun...

I hope you can see why i was so won over by the scene.

 

We should all have a special place, and a story about how you came to discover it. Hope you enjoyed my special place and my story.

 

Wide-angle focus stack at Ashness Bridge in the Lake District. Taken in the evening with the view out to the peaks of Skiddaw.

Ashness Jetty on Derwent Water

The jetty at Ashness on Derwentwater as the evening light goes.

Ash & Wylie on top of the tree. - Camera = Nikon F100 - Film = Kodak Color Plus 200

Poor Guys of the cleaning squad ! Some smoking people just left the hole trash and contaminated the area! That`s a huge job to do for our little tiny helpers. Look how many cigarette filter tubes where chuck onf the ground. Not to mention all the trash ash that needs to cleaned up. Some got to tell them that smoking kills! Hurry up my little helpers...the citizens are willed to make an smooth Christmas walkover and therefore it should be all cleaned up right in time. :)

 

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Just in case there aren't already enough pictures of this classic view, here's another! Ashness Bridge, with Derwentwater and Skiddaw in the distance.

 

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More Lake District Loveliness here

My little Ash is finally complete !

It's the only BJD whose custom is actually complete at home, I love her so much <3

 

She's a Fenix from the adorable and talented artist BlueButerflydolls

The custom was made by the not less talented nor adorable Koala Krash

The wig is also from BlueButerlfy dolls

 

I feel so lucky to have her and I hope you'll like her !

ash tree shot with a penguin mints pinhole camera.

 

[4 second exposure at about noon PST; bright sunlight overhead; .1mm pinhole in brass foil; i photoshopped the levels.]

Ashness Bridge is a traditional stone-built bridge on the single-track road from the Borrowdale road to Watendlath, in the English Lake District and is famous for being a fine viewpoint across Borrowdale towards Skiddaw

The famous bridge located high above Derwentwater.

Ash VS Sebastian!!wooohooooo!!!

ash really looks hot in this shot:Dand....ash kinda...ummm...tranform into someone else lolz.so ya better watch epi 24 to find out the truth:P

Ash tree branches in their fall colours. Hasselblad X1D.

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