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i wish i had thought to do this earlier, before the snow started melting. sigh. but hey. proof positive that timing is key. had i been on top of it, i might have (well, maybe) focused it better.
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This shot is from last January! Wish my floor looked like this!!
Sony A6500 (ILCE-6500), Sony Zeiss Sonnar FE 55mm F1.8 ZA (SEL55F18Z)
Many thanks to everyone for your visits, comments and faves! Very much appreciated!
In the solitude of the Autumn woods, where the trickling of water echoes softly against the blanket of leaves that now litter the forest floor, I take in Fall's beauty with all my senses.
I focus on a single leaf as it shifts and tumbles in the air, making its way to join the many others already fallen, a brief journey here to there.
I am reminded of the brevity of my tiny life, to hang in the breeze of existence for a brief moment more and savor its unpredictable whims.
Ah, such a mosaic we will make, you and I, against the forest floor.
The sun sets over America's crown jewel of National Parks in my opinion. Captured from Glacier Point high above the valley floor. You can spot Yosemite Falls and the Merced River in the frame.
Glacier Point is about 7,200 feet high above the floor.
Mike D.
Meßberghof - Hamburg
(1924 - 1938 Ballinhaus)
Das Gebäude wurde von 1922 bis 1924 nach Entwürfen der Architekten Hans und Oskar Gerson für die Aktiengesellschaft für In- und Auslandsunternehmungen errichtet und nach dem 1918 verstorbenen Hamburger Reeder Albert Ballin benannt.
The building was built from 1922 to 1924 based on designs by the architects Hans and Oskar Gerson for the stock corporation for domestic and foreign companies and was named after the Hamburg shipowner Albert Ballin, who died in 1918.
The museum is home to world-famous and unique objects, such as the 29,500-year-old Venus of Willendorf, the Steller’s sea cow that became extinct over 200 years ago, and enormous dinosaur skeletons.
From our autumnal walk at Trenchford/Tottiford reservoir last Saturday. I just noticed after the conversion to mono that the tiny mushroom sits so well against the dark patch in the background. Although sacrificing the autumnal colours the mono version had a lot more interest to me.
Mirror and painting over the fake (!) fireplace are 18th-century, the green clavecin too (tiny corner on the left. There are no wood panels, that's fake too. The mannequin looks like the "Sarotti-Moor". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarotti I don't know what they think, to put mannequins like that in the castle. In Germany this room would be on the first floor, in America on the second.
Went to the cabin on a rainy day. The woods were carpeted with moss and mushrooms were everywhere. I loved how the rain saturated the colors. This shot and the one in the comments are SOOC although I was tempted to desaturate all that greenness:)
I was amazed by the color and beauty on the floor of Bryce Canyon, May, 2025. The bits of contrast that one gets from above are right down here. This is a cool part of the Bryce Canyon dazzle.
IMG_9894 2021 05 18 001 file
Vendor display viewed at Past Perfect Too.....
a shabby chic***antique store
Lawton, OK
A streamlet flows across a moss covered forest floor at Lagoa dos Patos Park on Terceira, Island, Azores.
Last weekend we walked along a stream in a small nature reserve outside the city. Mid March and nature was still holding back. It was probably still too cold. Most of the forest floor was covered in last year's dry leaves, branches and twigs were bare and the air was cold. As we passed by a spruce forest, a delicate green shone on the forest floor beneath the spruces, a wonderfully soft and fluffy carpet of moss. The afternoon sun only lit small patches of the moss and it seemed somehow enchanted, as if only fairies and dwarves were missing and the picture would be perfect :-).
I´m very glad this photo is published on "The Sea Letter", a literary journal of poetry and short fiction, based in Galveston, Texas.
Many thanks to Leo Gonzales!
thesealetter.com/2020/04/10/ive-been-here/
I’ve Been Here
Leaves covered the rough ground
Musty smells mixed with
Fresh October air
I crawled out of the tent
Drank hot black coffee
And began my day’s task of learning to read signs
Behind the tent on a steep slope
I examined my footprints
So I would know how it looked
When I passed through
For hours I studied
A cracked leaf
A snapped twig
A depression
After a time, I saw that
I had been there
Unmistakable
Written by Robert A. Miller
By "The Sea Letter"
The forest floor now reveals the autumn colours and fallen seed pods.Side by side the seeds of the Horse Chestnut and the Sweet Chestnut. The conkers from the Horse Chestnut always remind me of playing conkers at school,many happy times. This tradition is no longer allowed in schools due to safety concerns.The sweet chestnuts, I always associate with the Christmas song roasting by an open fire.
Peiko Jones always MUST lick the butter dish before it goes into the dishwasher. When I went to pick it up I noticed these shadows from my windowsill knickknacks on the floor, please ignore any crumbs :)
Time is a luxury for me during this busy period but I wouldn't want to miss out the fun participating in Macro Mondays' theme. Lucky that the floor I was standing on was granite ! Took a shot of this very shallow step and composed the shot at an angle so that it wouldn't be too boring and submitted 😂