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This beautiful tree was in the midst of the bush in the Kasigau Corridor REDD+ project area standing all by itself. We literally spent about an hour walking around the tree and photographing it.
Believe it or not trees are as precious in the project area as the wildlife. Rangers seek to stop people from slash and burn farming and others from simply cutting down the trees for charcoal. Instead citizens are offered new alternatives, including new job opportunities, education, and alternative methods of creating charcoal. Audi supports the Wildlife Works initiative to protect the environment as part of its A3 e-tron carbon offset program.
On the small island in a frozen lake stood this tree and just waiting to be photographed.
On Explore March 6, 2011 # 355
3 exposures (+1EV, 0EV, -1EV)
HDR
This fine beech tree is an unusual cultivar Fagus sylvatica aspleniifolia or "cut leaved beech" the leaves are longer and narrower than the ordinary beech leaves and have deeply serrated borders.
This tree stands opposite Goodrich Castle. It appeared very dominant standing in the reddish-brown field, against the blue sky, all alone..!
Beautiful bright yellow flowers of spring in Bangalore, India. Please view in LARGE.
The trees look outstanding ... covered with these bright flowers, no leaves ! against the dry summer countryside !
ID: Golden Trumpet Tree
Tabebuia chrysotricha
Explored : #412 April 27 2010 Thank you friends!!!
Camera : Nikon D90
Location: Bangalore, India
Daisy Trees are only found in Southeast Missouri, in the geological section known as the Benton Hills, Native Americans used the blooms of this tree for decorations. Upon arrival the French quickly discovered how to convert the blooms into a semisweet yellow wine which was called Dasionette. This method of wine making was lost during the civil war.
Geese, Tree, Dusk. San Joaquin Valley, California. January 1, 2015. © Copyright 2015 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Ross’s geese fly low past a tree at dusk, San Joaquin Valley
A small group of photographer friends spent (for the third year in a row) New Year's Day in California's San Joaquin Valley, greeting the dawn of 2015 by photographing it! Dawn wasn't the only attraction — we are also drawn here by the landscape, the incredible wildlife (geese, cranes, egrets, herons, ibises, pelicans, and much more), and the beautiful winter light in this part of California. We began our day in the pre-dawn soft and foggy light and ended it in post-dust light when it finally became to dark to photograph.
For me this simple photograph of a field, a tree, and some geese evokes many of the things that draw me back to this landscape every winter. Even on a day when the tule fog thins, the atmosphere rarely seems to fully clear, and the dusk light is soft and mysterious and full of colors. And at this hour the geese seem to be settling in for the evening, often collecting in large groups in fields of ponds. As they do, they often seem to fly low between groups, flowing across the still landscape and between trees like the wind itself or like the flow of water.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist whose subjects include the Pacific coast, redwood forests, central California oak/grasslands, the Sierra Nevada, California deserts, urban landscapes, night photography, and more.
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Yet another rework of a wind swept tree on the Isle of Skye using my current fav processing technique.
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Not too long after sunrise on 25 February 2019, Genesee & Wyoming Australia 1067mm narrow gauge locos GWN004/1303 pass one of the few trees between Middleback Jct and Whyalla with another load of export iron ore from miner SIMEC.
GWN004 is one of a small batch of five EMD powered 3,300hp model GT42CU ACe built by Downer Rail at Maryborough, Queensland in 2013 for the Whyalla network.
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