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Just next to a gyser in Yellowstone national park there was this tree that illustrated how these geysers decimate the life around them. I thought it was beautiful.
"Is this what Copenhagen is all about? Global warming. Now winter comes visiting to a tropical country."
"Not actually. It is dried up trees along Batu Laut Beach, somewhere in Selangor."
Shots taken in 1982 recording some of the sights around the demolition of the tenement blocks in Netherley, Liverpool. Photographic study for the Open Eye gallery.
The cracked surface of the minerals, dead trees and seeping water at Canary Spring at Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park.
At some point in time, these wood had burned. This tree survived many years after before it "gave up its ghost."
Taken while hiking up the Guadalupe Peak Trail. Starting off.
Sorry to reupload everything, but I had to fix the white balance on all of these.
I neglected to water this sapling for the better part of last fall. I promise that I'll get better at tending to plants.
I got the 50mm out to take some shots of the textures I was seeing in the forest, and was rewarded with this funky split dead log.
-- Pk.
The parish church of Hanbury, St Mary the Virgin, is set in an imposing position on a hill with panoramic scenic views overlooking the Worcestershire countryside. This photograph is taken looking east across an area of old gravestones. The currently used burial area is directly behind the photographer.