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The summit cross on the mountain lusen in the Bavarian forest. 1373 m high.
Slide film shot from the year 1991 in january.
Canon T90 with lens f50/1,8 FD and Agfa CT100X silde film.
Exposure compensation -1EV
With two course filters gray and orange.
Memorial Cross Overlook
Sewanee, Tennessee
Originally a memorial for the First World War. Now it is for all wars.
Wires on an old fence covered in tiny ice crystals from days of sub zero temperatures and heavy frosts.
One of the most beautiful foxes I have seen! A cross fox is a partially melanistic variant of the red fox. This photo was taken in Churchill, Manitoba.
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Criss-cross is the alluvial and fallen driftwood
in the water, and creates a beautiful nature.
Do you like that too?
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I'm sorry, I was very busy,
I will catch up and visit your streams ;-)
This granite cross is a famous landmark on Dartmoor, close to the Warren House Inn. It served/s as a marker in the moorland and is also a boundary marker for two parishes. The real age of that cross is unknown but it must be really ancient. I was lucky to have the sheep as a nice bit of extra interest at that moment.
Birch Tor, our picnic destination on our short walk that day can be seen in the background on top of the hill.