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Trees bent by the wind above Filey Brigg.
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A walk in my local park on a lovely Autumn day a few weeks ago... Dont you just love that golden colour? I know I do... :)
The gorgeous Smoke Tree in my back garden is at its best this Summer! It's showing off its lovely blossoms which look like puffs of smoke. Best viewed large.
These imposing trees share the lineage with the tallest living organism on Earth-Hyperion, a Coast Redwood that is 379.7 feet tall!!! These trees are among the oldest living organisms as well. The ones that I saw were not nearly as large, but as they are protected in this forest, will hopefully one day grow that big. It is estimated that 95% of old growth Coast Redwoods have been logged.
While out this kind of looked dominent in the surrounding landscape , Taken behind St Nicholas's Church Abbotsbury Dorset UK
After deciding where I wanted to shoot sunset at Toroweep, I climbed back up the cliff and saw this. I thought it was a good omen for the evening…and it was.
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I pass this tree on my way back from work. Today I had the big camera with me. And being a public holiday, there weren't many people around, so I was able to take 3 quick exposures from across the road.
HDR, 3 exposures, handheld
Joshua Tree and shadow with Jumbo Rocks, Joshua Tree National Park. Such otherworldly landscapes in this park!
"The mission of photography is to explain man to man and each to himself. And that is the most complicated thing on earth."
Edward Steichen
while the sun was setting this tree had some lovely side lighting which was showing all the detail and texture in the bark.
The snowflakes were so large they almost thumped as they fell on trees, road. Trees with large branches are carrying heavy loads, being plastered with white stuff, and after today's snowfall of about 8 inches in one day, many trees look fake.