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I just can't get enough of photos with sunrays in a autumn forest. It gives the forest such a fairytale fealing.
Tucked away in the north-west corner of Tasmania, Tarkine Wilderness is the largest expanse of temperate rainforest remaining in Australia and the second largest in the world. It is a world of pristine rainforests, wild rivers, rugged coastlines, and abundant wildlife.
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The sun breaks through the misty forest
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I have been trying to get this shot for months now. I have tried at least 5 times and the conditions were never right. When I saw the fog today I knew the conditions were favourable. I ended up taking a 3 shot pano instead of a super wide lens to capture the whole scene as I first saw it.
New Forest, Hampshire.
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Pentax K-5
Auto-Takumar 55mm F2.2
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"The fallen leaves of the forest seemed to make even the ground glow and burn with light" - Malcolm Lowry -
During a work assignment in cities along the Pacific Coast from Washington, Oregon and into California, took an epic drive through the Redwood forest in northern California. When I saw this little side road with it's glowing warm leaves and deep mood, I just had to stop, walk a little while and even decided to take this self portrait. It truly is a place when entering, it is easy to lose all track of time and never want to leave!
I composed this photograph while hiking the Pine Valley Trail, in Utah's Dixie National Forest. This is a much-admired trail, with great length and a requirement for camping if one seeks to follow it to its end. Unfortunately, we found the path to be treacherously icy in spots, so we were not able to proceed as far as we would have liked. We will return, though, hopefully.
The Dixie National Forest straddles the divide between the Great Basin and the Colorado River in southern Utah. Scenery ranges from desert canyon gorges of amber, rose, and sienna to high mountain forests, plateaus, and alpine lakes.
The forest is a part of the world-renowned landscapes of Southern Utah—it provides a backdrop and serves as a gateway to surrounding National Parks and Monuments.