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My artistic impression of one of my favourite grouping of trees in Algonquin Park. They sit on an island on Lake Opeongo.
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.
Frosty trees on my favourite rural road during the morning sun. That day was a super day. The trees were still covered by the frozen mist of the day before. But at the end of the afternoon all was melted. Purmerland, 2017.
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Taken back in January this year, late afternoon. Location is a mile or two north of Ewelme, South Oxfordshire.
Trees and fog...you know how much I like them!
I,ve been busy the last week working on freephotoguidesukscotland.blogspot.com/ project so it's nice to be working on photographs again!
The Weeping Tree
I thought I would try a portrait version of the tree giving a more detailed view. I liked the extra foreground detail with the nettles to give a bit of texture.
Lazonby, Eden Valley, Cumbria
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Crisp and frozen tree tops. I’ve resolved to buy some gloves. It’s beautiful out but my fingers are so cold I can hardly work the camera.
Not getting out much what with other commitments or poor weather for photography. It's either scorching blue skies or pelting rain and hail with deep gloomy grey skies.
One from a while ago during a frosty misty morning on the banks of Loch Eil.
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There is just something so beautiful about this Tree! Can you imagine what it has been through?? What it has had to endure through its lifetime and yet this tree still shares its beauty with us. Some people see a dead tree but I see the elegance, the beauty, the perseverance as it takes on a new day at the Colorado National Monument