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Here lies the skeleton of a massive spruce, clearly grown in open, less forested conditions, judging by the huge lateral limbs that line what has become a forest runway.
ODC: Lined
This shot wasn't the main reason I went to Shifnal for, but it'll have to do, the other being thwarted by fog or heavy mist at least.
56105 with 6C37 Chirk Kronospan to Carlisle Yard thunders through Shifnal on Sunday 17.11.13
This Little Blue Heron landed on this log. The log started rolling and the heron would lose its balance and throw up its wings. The bird would move more to the right hoping it would be more stable. It was funny to watch.
I couldn't decide which in this series to upload. I had many good shots but narrowed it to these four. I couldn't narrow any further.
Autumn Color, Merced River. Yosemite Valley, California. November 1, 2008. © Copyright G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Autumn trees along the Merced River near El Capitan Meadow Bridge - Yosemite Valley, California.
This photograph was made on the first day of a very rainy fall weekend in Yosemite Valley. I go to the Valley every fall at about this time to photograph the fall colors of oaks, maples, and meadows, but this year was different than some of my previous visits. First, it rained. A lot. It more or less rained the entire time I was there, though I'll admit that there were a few brief intervals when it only sprinkled and even briefer moments when the rain actually stopped. Although this makes photography more difficult, it also creates many compelling photographic opportunities that just don't appear on more pleasant (and boring) days. There was mist everywhere; among the trees on the Valley floor, and wrapping the cliffs and summits around the Valley. The fall colors became even more intense. And, most unusual, after a very dry season that left many of the waterfalls, creeks, and rivers low or completely dry, they suddenly came back to life. In this photograph the Merced River has already risen and picked up leaves and other material. (I came back to this spot the next day and the plants along the right river bank were underwater!)
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97302 ‘Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways / Rheilffyrdd Ffestiniog ac Eryri’ and 97304 (formerly 'John Tiley') storm through Hanwood, west of Shrewsbury, with 6C56 09:50 Aberystwyth – Chirk Kronospan loaded logs.
A collaboration with ~ raw ~
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Editing by ~ raw ~
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Music: George Gershwin
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series 3: forest unofficial _ a behind document
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extracting essence of my mother
on a summer afternoon in 1994
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wavering around with my camera
capturing parallel split time
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Barbara is making a visual reference to Twin Peaks's Log Lady. But, Little Otik comes to mind more than anything.
Number 95 for 114 in 2014: Magic or Magical
After 70 years of open fires in winter, a log fire still entrances me.
Last winter was so mild that I'm still using wood from the 2013 log-pile.
A handmade cabin....and handmade and utilitarian clothing!
This image is from 1969, but it sets a 1970s reform-era mood.
A pile of logs alongside a winter walking trail near Saas-Fee village (1800m).
Canon EOS 5D Mark III | Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM
Great to feel the different textures under my bare soles. Was hard to stay balanced for long on the slippery where there was no bark to grip.
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Item 48912, Water Department Photographic Negatives (Record Series 8200-13 ), Seattle Municipal Archives.