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Taken at Brush Hill Nature Reserve, Buckinghamshire, another view of these wonderful trees reaching out from their enclosure wearing their winter coating of frost. The sun was stupidly harsh and I had to bide my time to try and get some ray action in the mist that remained.
Pic taken from The Rooftop Pool, Level 30 of The Clan Hotel, Cross Street.
*Note: More pics of Sky and Scenery in my Sky and Scenery Album.
This is taken on Stanton Moor - a wonderful plateau high up in the Peak District. The lone tree stands bent by the force of nature, it's branches reaching out to the open heath that lies before it. My wife, Lesley, mirrors the open, outstretched form of the tree and Lola looks on thinking WTF! An image of freedom, joy and fun (I hope)
This is the second pano that I took of the South Stack with my drone at the beginning of the month. The light was falling fast and it was so windy that I daren't try anymore. Next time.
Shelly Beach headland over the weekend.
Quite a scramble to get to this spot..... Even the ocean was struggling to conquer the large boulders.
The faded, peeling, barely legible sign says "Dove Outreach" - off the beaten path in small-town Waverly, OH.
This one made it into Explore - #477 on May 2, 2016
The Cardinals who were dining on the Hawthorne berries in Highland Park this morning can't perch on the thin branches that bear the berries, so they have to reach up, across and occasionally down to get the apparently scrumptious. After ever snowstorm you will see up to a dozen Cardinals chowing down on the berries that are just about the same color as they are.
NO INVITES PLEASE
Another action shot from my sweet little cheetah spot.
And my title is a play on words as the two cheetah brothers are actually from www.cheetah.co.za/
Check them out as they do such a good job with education and community-based programs which raise awareness of the plight of the cheetah and to campaign for its survival.
I've gotten a new lens for my birthday (a couple weeks early even) and I'm very happy with it. It's a telephoto zoom so I've been taking pictures of all the wildlife I can find (chipmunks, rabbits, ducks, turtles and squirrels so far) and flowers. The lens can really separate the subject from the background as I think this photo shows. It is a Marigold above a crushed stone walk, taken late on an overcast evening.