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The legendary Smithsonian tree that was supposed to be in a secret Japanese garden. Guess I found it accidentally. Decided to go with a f2.8 shot to keep only the trunk in focus and I liked the soft look of the leaves. yea its not tack sharp corner to corner. yea its a crime. kill me. Happy Thursday everyone! :)
Portland Japanese Garden, Portland, Oregon
Other images from this property.
More Winter please!
My most interesting images according to flickr.
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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This pine forest presents this regular pattern in the trees layout because it was part of a reforestation program
Anochece en el pinar. La disposición regular de los pinos proviene de un programa de reforestación de la zona.
Couché de soleil dans le forêt de pins. Il a cette geometrie particulier car il fit partie d'un programme de reforestation
It was friends and family weekend at UNE...such pretty scenes from the campus. I love happy surprises!
Litton / Derbyshire / Peak District / England / UK
Album of the British Islands: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157626176...
This picture is dedicated to my flickr friend Pete Quinn (www.flickr.com/photos/peter_quinn1/), who gave me helpful advice for my trip to Northern England. Thank You Pete!
Autumn leaves are falling 'round us
Time to gather all those many thoughts
Of all the things that might have been
Or gained at such a cost
For some of us there's endless hoping
For some of us a craziness, too
Holding onto better reasons
Works for me and you, you know it's true
Clannad
Banana trees. Our gardener put these in a couple of months ago and they've been growing fast. I'm not sure if they'll actually produce bananas or not, but they should provide some good shade once the get taller.
an early morning spent in the wrekin woodland, the combination of Fog and early morning sunlight was unmissable.
... in the grounds of Powderham Castle. Powderham Castle has a deer park and woodland of about 240 hectares, developed in the 18th century. There are also about ten hectares of formal and informal gardens, pleasure grounds and kitchen gardens, including 19th-century formal terraced gardens of one hectare.118 Pictures in 2018 ... #88. Twisted
Sony A7R II
Sigma 24-70mm lens
EXPLORE Worthy, Challenge #34 - TREES / PLANTS
Created for GhostWorks discussion HERE
Also for It’s An Addiction ~ Tutorial Challenge #9
Textures "Used Canvas 2" & "Used Canvas 5" with thanks to Shadowhouse Creations
Photo taken by me at Stockton (NSW, Australia)
Just a few blocks from here is my very favorite tree. It's the size of an 18 wheeler turned on end. But I like this one in the Parque de Perro in San Fernando. It's one of my favorite 'hoods in Cali.
I have passed this scene many times during all four seasons and I have never stopped. The other day, a blanket of winter fog crept over the marsh, obfuscating the distant landscape and bringing the little bare tree into sharp focus. Due to a distinct lack of color in the landscape, it seemed to call out for a rich monochrome treatment--in this case sepia, but without affecting the sky too much.