Grau, nass, stürmisch - auch das gehört dazu. - Grey, wett and stormy - this also belongs to November.

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Aurora borealis at the Sami camp in Abisko national park, in North Sweden. I believe birch-trees are my favorite trees. Near the tree you can see the wooden structure of a Sami teepee.

I finally bought a projector to decorate our house for Christmas.

Hopefully the last iteration unless of course I decide to add more. And I may.

Post processing - cropped to viewfinder border, toned and levels adjusted just slightly. Blur at the edges is from shooting with my dslr at f/2.8, through the argus camera viewfinder.

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Eagle River / Crow Point Trails north of Juneau

A view over the valley below Mount Teneriffe as we hiked toward the Kamikaze Waterfall.

River details & outfitters on Lower Mt. Fork River page. Great Oklahoma river for a taste of entry-level whitewater or photopaddling.

another from near my town.

Autumn light on trees

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Noumea, New Caledonia

Nikon D700

Carl Zeiss Makro Planar T* 2/100 ZF.2

Aperture=f/2.8

Iphone 5

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Green Tree Python

at the Hyatt in Palm Springs

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Spotted in a woody area next to Sligo Creek in Maryland

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The quote by the writer Betsy Lerner reads:

"All my life, people have scolded me for having an excess of feelings, saying that I was too sensitive -- as if one could be in danger from feeling too much instead of too little."

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Moonah Tea Tree Reserve, Churchill Island, Australia.

Windy and stormy day.

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Photo taken in Het Leenderbos. Leende, The Netherlands.

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"I like to take these unusual characters and then make them as normal as possible, because we all know that the tragedy and the abnormal always hides itself behind the normal."

-Isabelle Huppert

white buds and flower on a tree

Also known as the "walking tree." It's actually two trees, the one that walks is the parasitic tree that strangles the original tree as it twists around it. It sends shaggy dendrils to the ground where they take root, and form another trunk.

Diospyros virginiana

Taken From Home Farm Rd, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen

I thought the colours from the the reflecting trees was to good to pass up .