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I usually walk through a forest when getting back home from work. I can say that each season has its own beauty but autumn however is my favorite one.
A shot of a stream in a forest that wasn't very interesting until I started messing around with cropping and mirroring.
This is the place where the spacecraft landed....
camera Nikon L35 AW/AF, film Fujicolor X-tra 800 (expired 2008), dev. C-41
Escenas de Noja, Cantabria
Las playas principales de Noja están unidas por un paseo entre arena, rocas, acantilados y bosque.
Two main beaches in Noja are connected by a walk between sand, rocks, cliffs and wood
These landscapes are underrated, and if you can tolerate the wet, humid conditions, stinging plants, and biting insects are worth the time to explore.
Douglas Woods, Indiana
Anawangin Forest in Zambales. Anawangin is not an island; it is part of mainland Luzon. However, it is tucked away behind the mountains that getting there by land requires hours of trekking over an almost bare landscape. The easiest way to reach it is by boat, and the closest major settlement is Brgy. Pundaquit.
You can buy my postcards in here or buy me a coffee!
Photo by Girl Travel Factor
First trip out with the ancient Zenit E - turns out the back is defective and opened someway through the roll - plus it jammed rewinding so there is a line across some and a load of light leaks!
During the winter of 1812 a number of severe earthquakes rattled the New Madrid fault and created Reelfoot Lake, turning swampland into the largest natural lake in Tennessee. These cypresses didn't mind at all.
Azalea's flowering in the winter garden at Forest Glade providing some beautiful colour. Forest Glade Garden's with the FFF+, Mt Macedon
the end of the film...but not the end of the story on films :)
I love this Agfa Vista + XA2 friendship = amazing colors
Found a pet cemetery in my walk through the forest at the Gullringskärret nature reserve yesterday. In a few weeks time this hillside will be white when all the wood anemones bloom.
It is raining, it is wet, it is Spring in Oregon!
If you're staying indoors and waiting for good weather to come by then you're only missing out on incredible opportunities to get out and photograph the beauty around you.
"Rain or shine, go shooting...especially if you claim to be a Pacific Northwest Photographer"
Out cycling first thing and before the weather went backwards. Out over Timble Ings and along the forest tracks on the bike.
The sun is setting down rapidly and walking on this forest lane captured the sun hiding behind the fir tree.
Arashiyama's most popular spot, the bamboo forest. Be sure to give it a visit once you are in Kyoto, Japan. Arashiyama has even more to offer besides the bamboo forest. A walk along the Katsura River, which is located between the rivers, is absolutely recommended.
If you want to read more about Japan and Japanese culture, come and visit my website ^_^: www.thisishansu.com
An entry into the Merry Band category of the Colossal Castle Contest. This build isn't based on the Peleg Chronicles, as I wanted to do a build utilizing the old Forestman figs.
A group of forestman ambush some soldiers transporting taxes from nearby towns back to the Lord's castle.
See more pictures here: brickbuilt.org/2014/Forest-Ambush.php