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Chatburn, Lancashire

Large, bare tree in this alternative angle of Scotney Castle in the Kent Weald.

Wind damage from Friday's storm

Sunset flooded forest Winton Wetlands Central Victoria

Lone tree

Kamloops Lake

 

This tree would actually make a very poor gallows tree as the dead wood likely would snap under the weight. It does have a nice macabre feel though. I liked the look of it and the fence posts rising from the grass.

 

Happy Fence Friday!

Winter in California is the wet season. This day was no exception. We awoke early, after a cold, rainy night, hoping to catch a sunrise before the forecast rains for the day.

 

From Black Butte, we drove northeast along the Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway until we reached a logging and fire trail up Herd Peak. When we reached the end of the navigable road we stopped, just prior to first light. As sunrise occurred, it was a mixture of intense sunlight, breaking through the holes in the clouds, with gusty winds separating the clouds above from the fog burning off around the base of Mt. Shasta, which created a haze permeating the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. An hour later, the mountain was completely shrouded in thick clouds, no longer visible and heavy rain fell throughout the day.

 

For a few brief moments, the sun light the clouds above Shasta on fire, creating colors befitting a volcano of this mountain's stature. Sometimes you just have to be thankful for the moments you get and move on to the next opportunity.

 

Recognition:

Selected - 2021 Yellowstone Art Auction 53, Yellowstone Art Museum, Billings, MT.

 

Best in Class - MAY 2020 Professional Photographers of San Diego County (PPSDC) - Nature/Landscape Category

 

Mark of Excellence - 2020 I-Shot-It Premium Photo Competition 1

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Perched on a dead tree

Birch Bay,

Semiahmoo, Washington, United States

iNsumo pan after good rains....

Alway one of the first the flowers in the spring the beautiful Coltsfoot flowers on this spring day at the shore of Lake Ontario on the waterfront trail from Rotary park to the bridge across Duffins marsh in Squires beach , Martin’s photographs , Ajax , Ontario , Canada , April 10. 2022

  

April 2022

Driftwood

Dead tree

Driftwood

the shore of Lake Ontario

Coltsfoot flowers

woods

The Coltsfoot flowers one of the first flowers in the spring

Duffins Creek Trail

Discovery Bay

Duffins Creek

Trilliums in the woods

Duffins Trail

Overcast

Discovery Bay near Duffins Creek

Martin’s photographs

Ajax

Bluefin tuna

Ontario

Canada

February 2022

Favourites

IPhone XR

iPhone 6s

forest

Trees

Wildflowers

Trout Lilies

Fallen tree

Duffins Mash

Duffins trail

Trail near Duffins Marsh

bridge

Red trilliums

Red trilliums in the woods

Beautiful blue sky

great clouds

Beautiful blue sky with great clouds

Squires beach

Blossoms

Beautiful springt tree blossoms

the clouds and blue sky

Rotary Park

Beautiful springt tree blossoms against the clouds and blue sky

Snow

Ice

Winter

Large tree

Rotary park

Waterfront trail

Lake Ontario

Bridge across Duffins marsh

Dead Tree - Dog Beach - New Smyrna

New Year's Eve at 10:30 in the morning, the sun is very low on the horizon at this time of year, bur well-positioned to be able to get a starburst effect with the tree. I've photographed this old tree in the cemetery at Ashaig, Isle of Skye, on a number of occasions - there are now considerably fewer branches left on it after the big blows of Storm Floris and Storm Amy last year.

The trail zig zags down the steep slope to the bridge over Oneonta Creek in the middle of this image. The forest is showing signs of recovery after the Eagle Creek Fire started by a 15 year old playing with smoke bombs on 9/2/2017. The fire burned almost 49 thousand acres of forest in the Columbia River Gorge area. The fire burned extremely hot due to drought and years of fire suppression and thus even trees which often can survive fire burned to death. $36.6 million in restitution was ordered along with almost 2,000 hours of community service. The boy has been complying with the terms of his sentence but will doubtless never pay off the restitution. Meanwhile the forest is starting to regenerate. The yellow leaves are from sprouts from the roots of dead maple and oak trees. Here and there are a few evergreen survivors. Some day this will be a forest again.

A foggy morning at Lyrup National Park, South Australia.

What it s really , one deceased tree and one that has gone to meet it's maker - seen in Bushy Park . There are a number of trees fallen and left standing like these two in the Park , I suppose this is a deliberate action as the old trees would be used by nature for insects and birds nesting and shelter and whatever other use they can be used for . This shot was taken very close to where my previous capture of the resting deer and recently posted .

Dead trees in the vast dry valley of the Tsauchab River. This region is about 35 km from the entrance to Sossusvlei. Due to the dry climate these trees survive a long time. It is a landscape of surreal beauty.

Three swans swim like silent spirits beneath the white branches of a flooded forest.

 

"Spirit in the heart make the blood flow fast

Spirit in the heart make the beauty last

Keep the hope alive when the youth go past...

Spirit in the wood let the hollow cane

Echo in the afterglow

Waiting for the flame to burn again..."

-Harry Coleman and Arden Clar

 

Happy Halloween 2019!

The remains of a long dead tree on top of Table Rock near Medford, Oregon.

This is at the Ed Levin. It is in Milpitas. A county park, very large and beautiful.

Lyrup National Park. South Australia. Taken just before the sun rose over the horizon. A 3 shifted shot pano at 24mm.

This and the last two shots shot virtually in same area on 2 different days

 

West Bradford, Lancashire

Griffin, Georgia

HolgaGlo 120N camera with Lomo Turquoise film.

 

Dead trees, standing tall.

 

Fun with a wide angle lens.

 

Snow Lake Trail, Mount Rainier National Park.

There is no hope at the end of this road.

Down below, on the left side of Wilbur, the Oneonta Gorge can be glimpsed. It is a very narrow gorge with a 100 foot waterfall that was an overly popular trek before the 2017 fire. The Gorge is now closed although some people still climb over the barriers. The yellow tuffs are new trees sprouting from the roots of burned maples and oaks. And off in the distance is a stand of evergreen survivors of the fire. The Columbia River is also visible.

One of the dead trees on Kanaan, Nmaibia. The owner names all his trees.

  

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