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Basicly the same as the WIP pic but now with balanced colors. I could have go with neon green for the launcher and eye but I find you see those colors too much used as launcher and eyes so I stayed with blue. The zamor sphere is the eye
Brown and Blue also isn't a combination you see much.
Builded for the Flickr NPU Contest.
Brickshelf
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I took this photo in Katowice, South of Poland. It was a fresh morning, I was walking
with my friend Michał and we found this little pond with some trees in the background.
The light in the horizon was very soft and generated a nice reflection in the water.
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Embroidery
A poem by Peter S. Quinn
Embroidery of the forest
On to the fields of time
The wings of gray achiest
All in their grayness prime
Of dreams that once were
In the moments like drift
When summertime was near
In ways of its open whiffed
Foliage of winter falling
Thru steps of time’s thread
When gloom shades are calling
In tints of their brownish red
And day is shorter becoming
In each their light of rise
On earth open blossoming
That to the winter cold dies
Draperies of their burgeon lay
That fetches old rustic bled
When the forest murky play
Its wilderness meadows bed
Oh forest my old trail forest
In all the traditions you hold
Once proud habits of the florist
Now ´ss in ashen winter’s cold
I have just a few shots left that I want to upload from the camping trip to Sequoia National Forest (July, 2011). This is another drive-by shot while we were out looking for that Tunnel Log :)
Blueberry leaves in the forest during spring. It's not till July/August we will enjoy these delicious berries, if you want them freshly picked. BUT, it's something to look forward to though.
I almost forgot to upload this one. View large on black!
Copied from the previous-last photo: For those of you bored with forest photos: rejoice! This is the end of the photos taken during the three-or-so hours of sunlight in Humboldt State Park. I am so happy that I had a chance to see the forest like this!
First dress set for our Francis, we see her at the earth tones mostly and wanted to try play with the chamois leather, so here it is ^^
Francis is LLT Blue Magpie hybrid with Souldoll Zenith new double jointed body WS
Face-up by Greenwolfy
Wig by Lulluby Poem
Eyes by Souldoll
Shoes by Dollheart
Outfit by us - Ayu&Ana Design
The 7,472-acre Headwaters Forest Reserve was established in 1999 after a decade-long grassroots effort to protect the world’s last unprotected, intact, old-growth redwood forest ecosystem. Several threatened species call the Reserve home, including coho salmon, the northern spotted owl, and the marbled murrelet. Deep in the heart of the Headwaters, old-growth forest is the beginnings or headwaters of the South Fork Elk River and Salmon Creek. This is how the area got its name. The Reserve is managed by the BLM in partnership with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.
There are two public trails in the Reserve. The Elk River Trail winds along the South Fork Elk River for 3 miles, followed by a 2-mile ascent to a short loop through an old-growth redwood forest. Interpretive signs along the first mile of trail describe the history of Falk, the historic company mill town once located along this section of trail.
The Salmon Pass Trail, open by guided tour only, passes through spectacular old-growth and second-growth redwood forest on the south side of Headwaters. Tour guides provide a unique perspective on redwood forest ecology.
Photo by Bob Wick, BLM.