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Portal Falls is located at Mt Whitney the highest peak in the Sierra Nevada range as well as the contiguous United states at 14,505 feet. Whitney portal Road that takes adventures up the mountain dead ends at a campground, picnic area, two waterfalls, and trails that traverse Mt. Whitney. The area is a beautiful place and was exceptionally cooler than the temperatures at lower elevations, we are experiencing triple digit weather right now. Wish I could have stayed there instead of heading for home.
The finest hour has come for Kyiv chestnuts.
Aesculus × carnea, or red horse-chestnut, a medium-sized tree, an artificial hybrid between Aesculus pavilion (red buckeye) and Aesculus hippocastanum (horse-chestnut). Its origin uncertain, probably appearing in Germany before 1820. It is a popular tree in large gardens and parks.
Aesculus × carnea's features are typically intermediate between the parent species, but it inherits the red flower color from Aesculus pavia. Its showy flowers are borne in plumes on branch ends, blooming in spring and producing leathery fruit capsules in fall. It grows up to 40 feet tall and 30 feet wide, with a round head that casts dense shade when mature. Its leaves are dark green, palmately compound, and deciduous, each leaf divided into five large, toothed leaflets.
alex's seven-year-old son is a dragonologist, i've learned, and he was quite taken with this dragon i'd bought, which came from china. when i showed it to him, he corrected me, saying it couldn't be a chinese dragon because of its feet. so i said maybe it was from romania, and had moved to china, and he agreed that that was more likely.
This despair is not yours.
You don't have to wonder
Whether I win, whether I lose.
This despair is not yours.
Rather laugh at it loud
Say all these are false doubts
That in them lie no wounds
This despair is not yours.
For inside thy laughter
Lies a living power.
Deep in it, some whispers:
'This despair is not yours'
The fog comes
on little cat feet.
It sits looking
over harbor and city
on silent haunches
and then moves on.
Carl Sandburg
These are feet that belong to a cute adorable lovely kid named Safwan. He is almost 2. He is the most cute little munchkin I have had the pleasure to have around me recently.
This was shot in April, on my day out to the beach. We took him along with us, it was so much fun watching him go nuts over the sand. He found it too amusing, kept grabbing them in his small fist and sprinkling it around, burying his hands and feet under the sand and discovering them again. Funniest thing was while we were laughing our head off, he was extremely serious and busy in his task. He didn't bother to laugh 'with us' =) :P
A girl waiting the bus to go home. I saw her feet and inmediatly I taken these pictures. I like her feet.
This is "Angel Oak", a Southern Live Oak tree on Johns Island, South Carolina near Charleston. Its age has been estimated at 400+ years but some estimates put it much older. It is still very much alive in spite of being damaged by hurricanes. The amazing thing about it is the vast canopy from its many twisting branches. The longest branch is 187ft long and its canopy shades an area of 17,200 square feet. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angel_Oak.
Pictures cannot do justice to what a magnificent tree this is, and I found it surprisingly difficult to capture. A wide angle will get the full canopy but one loses some of the enormity of the trunk and the delightfully twisted growth. A closer view of the trunk loses the mass of branches and some of the wonderful light mottling from the early morning sun. I opted for an in-between crop to keep the light quality but also to try to convey some of the detail on the trunk. The back side of the tree offers some interesting perspectives as well, with some of the branches acting as interesting leading lines. Unfortunately you are not allowed to setup a tripod within the mulched area around the tree so I wasn't able to get a satisfactory shot from behind. This is my last picture from the series I took on recent trip to Charleston/Johns Island/Seabrook Island/Kiawah Island. So many more things I wanted to capture but couldn't get to.
I've been here before with my point-and-shoot but I wanted to get a good quality picture without any other people in the frame. Unfortunately there are lots of signs that can be seen around the base, I would have preferred a more natural look. The tree is in a fenced and guarded park so I arrived promptly at 9am opening so I could get my photo before other tourists encroached on the photo opp. This is also the best light of the day (as the park closes at 5pm, well before sunset).
EDIT: Taking up Tim's recommendation below, I was able to photoshop the signs out making for a more natural-looking pic. I'm still no photoshop expert and I'm sure a forensic photo analyzer would find sure signs of my tampering, but it's close enough for my satisfaction.
It been a while since something similar to this been posted so I'm getting back in the habit. This picture was taken back in April of 2007 of a young girl who was at the Zoo wearing no shoes because she didn't want to. I'm trying something new so bear with me at the moment...
Usei esta foto em um layout, mas acho que ela por si só já é bacana...
Os pezinhos de Rebeca. Nr. 24/25
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Ya ever have one of those days at work where it felt like you had walked so much that your feet were smoking?? I was wayyyy past that today.
I missed feet week last week, i was taking pictures of my feet the whole time-just couldn't find time to post