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Tree is not very important to me. If there is no tree is not satisfied my photos. And in the same motif of the tree and there are people who have taken a great photo.
My friend Anna Kwa.
She is a photographer, musician, patch worker...crossover artist.
Die Idylle des Seehamer See´s inspiriert mich immer wieder. Hier kann man wirklich zur Ruhe finden, obwohl die Autobahn gleich in der Nähe ist.
Wagtails at the lake near my home have one juvenile.
He is as big than mom and dad, and soooo noisy :)
Easy for the photographer to find them now
For this one I was on a bridge and the wagtails in tree over the lake or under the bridge on the ground
ps : in the shadow of big trees over the lake so very high ISO for this one
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Dear friends!
Thank you so much for your kind comments and visits! They are appreciated. Stay safe dears
With love
Geetha :)
MY B&W photography :
Before landing on the Airport of Marrakesh, I saw from the plane window many dots on the earth. They stretch as far as eye can see. Later during my journey, I realized they are all argan trees. Nothing taller than them grow on this land.
Anhinga .This is one bird i pass up to often but the colors behind him caught my eye and made for a amazing background
"Have a great Aftrenoon"
First looking up photo was taken on other side of deep in-frame pines. That area is now forest. This one is taken from my back yard lawn. I have lots of leaves to rake this weekend! Photo taken at sunset with sunlight high in trees.
My interview on Google Local Guide Connect
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Took the dogs to near Dunkeld for a lovely Autumn walk.
Two years ago these two would not get along with each other but now they're best friends, well almost.
Here I am. I thought I will never be back. But I can't leave you forever.
Forgive me for my absence. I was not myself until now.
I wish you will like this first release for the year 2008.
With Love To All,
Joe
I'm not quite sure if the coordinates are correct, but that's what I thought when I photographed the pine tree and the oak on opposite sides of the yard, almost touching each other.
This is essentially the same photograph as Fallen Pine Tree (I), the only difference is the crop. There is a fallen branch on the left right corner of Fallen Pine Tree (I), I somehow think this fallen branch disrupts the composition.