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Regent Coaches PN06 UYP, an Optare Esteem, turns into Station Road, Westgate-on-Sea, on route 35.
6th August 2018
A large flock of these landed in our Tallow tree today. They are high up so had to crop to get them to show up.
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Mostly I wanted to see what a 7 shot portrait orientation pano would look like.
Pretty silly, but what the heck.
From Sunday's stroll.
I think the only way it can be seen is full screen.
Happy Tree-mendous Tuesday!
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The juniper tree has always been a kind of magical evergreen to me. It's berries can be used to spice meet, make a kind of wild yeast, and provide antioxidants and vitamins.
I have walked past this tree many times, but today the light was just right- can you see the face?
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Ich bin schon oft an diesem Baum vorbei spaziert, aber heute war das Licht so dass ich das Gesicht sehen konnte.
From my photos, it looks like we got a lot of snow today, but it didn't add up to much. For a few minutes this morning, though, we got these big, beautiful flakes. Just wish it had lasted a little longer, as it only added up to about a half inch.
On the way to the Lake District we stopped the car, I grabbed the tripod & 70-200mm, jumped out and got these trees with the light behind them just before it changed.
At Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge.
Something different. No bokeh today (sometimes I've got to do it). I had to stand in this spot for a while to get the path with no people on (there are some people in the distance though), but every time I tried to get a shot, someone would walk/cycle/skateboard into my shot. Now, if I trying for bokeh people, that would be fine, but instead, I probably looked like I was lost or something just standing there. :)
Happy Thursday! The weekend is in sight! I've looking forward to some quality time with my camera. I haven't picked it up for several weeks, and with the days getting really short, it's hard to find time or the light to get anything worth it. I always seem to be using the same lens recently, which is fine, but I do think I need to take some other lenses out for a spin this weekend. Maybe The Beast (macro lens)... or I might try and see if the garden birds co-operate with my big zoom lenses. We'll see... :)
The tall skinny trees looked like a forest of feather dusters.
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This beautiful tree is a Japanese Maple, and is in the Japanese Garden in Washington Park, Portland. We are just getting some really beautiful fall color now.
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Trees, North Spain
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The trees are growing on an Esker. It is an important geological feature as it is the longest in the UK. Eskers are formed by a river running underneath a glacier. The bank is a long line of gravel and pebbles.
Aqualate Mere Shropshire UK 26 th February 2019
Tree sparrow (Passer montanus) perched on a thin branch.
Mazurek (Passer montanus) siedzący na gałązce.
thank you all for your friendly comments! :-)) I'm happy, that this beautiful tree can grow the way nature wants..
While I was capturing this tree (during my morning walk with the dog), I saw the fog came in. First far away in the valley, at this moment the fog almost reached the tree. From the various pictures I took, I selected this one.
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This tree was behind the caravan at Plehérel-Plage near Cap Fréhel and I took some shots of it with different skies in the back.
Here's the sixth.
The # 1 tree is here
The # 2 tree is here
The # 3 tree is here
The # 4 tree is here
The # 5 tree is here
The # 7 tree is here
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