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A more subdue, true to Portland rendition of this famous little tree. I am really loving the muted tones and plan on adding this one to my personal collection as a very large print.
I spent a couple of days down in County Wicklow, Ireland in June and had the most amazing weather... seems a lot longer ago than just 6 weeks... please bring back the sun...
Anyway, I stayed in the most beautiful little place called Aughrim and this lake was smack bang in the middle of the village. I really loved the reflections of the clouds :) I'd got the lend of a friend's wide angle lens (thank you Glenn) and I really loved the depth in some of the shots I got - may have to save some more pennies for one of these lol :)
Hope your Tuesday is going well and that someone somewhere is having some sunshine! :)
A huge big thank you to everyone for the lovely comments on my cutie pie calf picture yesterday and all the wonderful messages - thank you so much for the friendships here on Flickr :)
I needed a tree for my next project so I created this oak-like tree. If you zoom in you can see the small birdhouse. Inspired by Paultox, among many others. Computer rendering but buildable if you have the bricks.
The foreground was unlit so I pulled out my small LED flashlight and light painted it during the long exposures.
Taken in front of the local school, the cherry blossoms on these trees are always spectacular! Took the shot through the forefront trees of the 2 trees further back.
With its presence, the olive tree has marked the landscape as well as the everyday life of the Greeks and the other peoples of the Mediterranean, has been connected with the rituals, the nutrition and their daily habits, thus having created a totally unique culture, the culture of olive tree.
Mamiya RZ67Pro
Sekor Z 110mm/ f 2.8
ilford FP4 125
Created For~Make It Interesting Challenge #1
With Kind Thanks to~
Original Source~Stephen the Photofan
Tree~My Own
Background Tree Brushes Purchased from~PNG Tubes
Moon & foliage Brushes from various sources
Girl~grabbaggraphics
Cross-section of grove of Sequoias in Seqouia National Park, Ca. These trees are the largest living things on planet earth. They are found only at 5-7k ft in elevation on the western slope of the Sierra Nevadas, and they grow to over 300 ft in hieght. They are nearly totally fireproof, live to be several thousand years old, and generally die only by falling over.
We haven't tasted, since insects seem to like this tree, too. We did add it to the dripline watering system, however. Soon we'll have prunes!