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Trees along a walkway in wine country.

Jewish Cemetery Nordlingen

Cemetery view.

Nordlingen, Germany

Bayern (Bavaria)

N48 50.917

E10 28.631

JCEAA ID: C080336

25 December 2008

Juedischer Friedhof Nordlingen

Nature made window through a tree

A sign of life in a log that was once an old Prunus tree in our garden!

 

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Someone gave me that old 120 b&w film (expired in 1971... ! ), and I love that texture !

It is a 100 ASA film, but I shot at 12 ASA.

 

Film : Isopan ISS expired in 1971

 

Camera : Mamiya C220

 

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An Appalachian Mountain view that reminds me of Robert Frost's verse from his poem Mending Wall:

"There where it is we do not need the wall:

He is all pine and I am apple orchard.

My apple trees will never get across

And eat the cones under his pines, I tell him.

He only says, "Good fences make good neighbours."

Spring is the mischief in me, and I wonder

If I could put a notion in his head:

"Why do they make good neighbours? Isn't it

Where there are cows? But here there are no cows."

Before I built a wall I'd ask to know

What I was walling in or walling out,

And to whom I was like to give offence.

Something there is that doesn't love a wall"

 

Don't you agree we are building far too many walls (political, social, cultural, gender, religious, etc., etc., etc.) between us, and giving far too much offence?

Olympus My-2&Kodak 400TX

 

On my trip to Chiengrai- Chiengmai for Aunn's funeral ceremony in Phan City and visiting some friends in Chiengmai.

Wednesday 10-17 September 2014

One more posting from the Garden of Ashburton Domain before we move on to Lake Tekapo.

This tree was planted on 1 September 1910 by the then Mayor Mr. Henry Davis in memory of Florence Nightingale.

 

Ashburton Domain and Gardens, Ashburton, South Island, New Zealand (Monday 2 May 2011 @ 11:25am).

Tree in an abandoned graveyard.

 

ND8 & UV filter, image processed in iPhoto.

Irkutsk, Russia

July 2007

I like the enchantment of this photograph, and the uncertainty that comes when wondering where the trees end and the water starts.

My Favourite frog of the day the "Tree Frog" Loved this guy he has a personality all of his own

From the Farmers Cooperative Exchange Photograph Collection, State Archives; Raleigh, NC.

On the grounds of the Goa Gajah temple near Ubud, Bali there is a beautiful ancient Ceiba tree with spreading aerial roots reaching over the rocky ground. It is standing in a river valley below the Elephant Cave and it's wearing a faded ceremonial scarf. It was quite dark under the tree, so a tripod was necessary to steady the camera to get the high f-stop needed for the depth of field I wanted.

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The Tree Hydrangea in my yard is starting to bloom for the season. I bought it many years ago (pre-internet, via mail-order) as a foot long bareroot tree and now it's over 10 feet high. It's my favorite tree out there. It's also the only tree out there. lol. :-)

Taken from my balcony, the building is 3 storys high so a very big tree

As summer approaches we all peel off, even the trees!

Students help dig the hole for their new tree.

 

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Credits to @simonconstantinschwarze

This tree magically one day was covered in white silky cocoons and strands containing tiny caterpillars.The tree looked like it was decorated with snow from a distance and was quite a sight in the middle of June.

Sunset on Table Rock Lake.

Viewed thru some scragely tree

By Brenda K.

Sony SLT-A58

 

Note; this is straight off the camera, no edit! This was also her first time photographing sunsets.

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