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The setting sun, framed by palm leaves atz Koh Samui, Thailand
I am still busy, as this is my last month at Samui. Thank you for your visit. Happy midweek greetings.
#fujiwalkaarhus2019 - From a photo walk on a very rainy day with members of two Danish Facebook groups - October 26, 2019.
Watson's Mill in Manotick is a fully operational 1860's water powered grist and flour mill.... stil selling stone ground whole wheat flour made on site. The greenery framing it here is what caught my eye.
We have a lovely apple tree in our yard and this year the blossoms didn't disappoint. I added a few solid color layers for an old time feel and then decided that it needed a frame. Hope you have a great day. HSS!
Caught a quiet moment with this male Goosander (Common Merganser) drifting through the shallows. I really liked how the foreground tree trunk and the overhanging branches created a natural frame, drawing the eye right to the bird. The water was calm enough to catch a nice reflection of his rusty-white plumage and iridescent green head.
Taken at Briton Ferry - this is part of the old pipeline that used to feed Baglan Bay power station. The area is an old industrial area which is slowly being reclaimed by nature. This is the first of a series of shots of framed sun.
Pogled kroz krošnju.
Dok turistička gužva raste, priroda i dalje nudi tihe kutke gdje sve stane, makar na trenutak.
Jedna jedrilica, jedno jutro, jedna uvala — i kadar za koji ne treba ni riječ više.
📍 Uvala Stipanja, Šilo, otok Krk
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Framed by nature.
While the tourist rush grows, there are still quiet corners where time stops.
One sailboat, one morning, one bay — and a frame that speaks for itself.
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Kari and I took a walk through Grand River Park this evening to see if we could get the Barred Owls to show themselves. As we were headed into the direction that we saw them last time we realized that there were a lot more leaves on the trees than before. But as luck would have it this owl ended up landing in a perfect hole so we could get a good shot of him.
looking out from one of the series of small caves that the sea has eroded into the geological fault plane in the receding chalk cliffs to the west of Durdle Door
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