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I just liked the spread of the leaves and colour.
Went on a hike with a meetup group I belong to, this was on the Myra River Road Trail.
A scenic hike, near Porters Lake, not far from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. It has well tread woods roads that run up both sides of the river with a bridge crossing at the turnaround spot.
The Limestone pavement under Ingleborough is home to a remarkable array of plants that manage to survive in the sheltered fissures.
Mamiya C330S
Sekor 80mm
Portra160
Drummer Rainforest walk
This delightful walk in Eastern Victoria takes one into a remnant of warm, temperate rainforest. Enormous Grey Mountain Gums are scattered throughout the forest, as are tree ferns, mosses and fungi.
Overlapping Ferns. © Copyright 2018 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Overlapping ferns grow close together in the springtime redwood forest
Late in the day, a bit early for golden hour but late enough to start thinking about it, I visited a short trail in Del Norte State Park, along which there was the promise of a few rhododendron blossoms and many, many redwood trees. It was an easy trail, gradually ascending and traversing a low ridge through the forest, and then beginning a descent that led to the beach. Since I was interested in the redwoods and not the beach, I stopped just past the beginning of the descent.
The lighting conditions were just about perfect — thin clouds muted and diffused the light, and it came into the forest from the west at a low angle, side-lighting the redwood trees. While I mostly was there to photograph big, obvious things like blooming rhododendrons and the redwood trees, this forest was full of smaller details, too. As I started back up the trail to return to where I started I saw some thick groups of ferns and I stopped to take a look. This little scene immediately caught my attention, with its nearly symmetrical layers of fern fronds leading down toward the forest floor.
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