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Murray River National Park, Lyrup section. A few focus stacked images at 70mm.

Then given a light treatment with Topaz Simplify

remnants of a forest eroding away in the ocean.

I've been going to Porlock for the past 17 years now and I hadn't seen this area before, with a dead woodland on it's fringe. A few more shots from here to come.

Nikon D850

16-35mm

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Burned trees from a past wildfire form a line along the edge of a cliff overlooking Utah Lake in the distance far below.

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Bundoora Park, Bundoora, Victoria (ABCTV Weather)

Found in the Ozarks

...a few weeks ago at the skeleton tree. Poppleton,North Yorkshire,

Went out for a solo walk near Rhyd Ddu at night near the foot of Snowdon. I didn't have an end goal. I just wanted to explore and see what was around to test my photographic eye.

This was taken during fading light. After walking through some eerie woods I came across these.......perfect!

I grabbed a couple of shots and headed back to the sanctuary of the car. I think the dark mood and conditions have captured some of the atmosphere that was around that place.

Along Black Point Wildlife Drive in Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge

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For probably 80 years this tree stood proudly growing by the lakeshore, its branches towering 100 feet into the air. It has been somewhat of a landmark at the end of Indiana Avenue. You can see Lake Michigan there in the background.

Many a Bald Eagle has perched in its branches, looking down into the Lake for fish to scoop up and eat.

It has been dead for many years, but it had still stood strong and beautiful. Sadly, as I was walking the lakeshore two weeks ago I saw it had fallen down and given up its ghost.

I know it will slowly recycle and feed the earth with its cellulose fiber, enriching the soil. Still, it made me sad to see it lying there in its last resting place. The cycle of life brings beauty, enrichment, and emotions.

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An old tree at Nile in Tasmania's north.

And not looking very well.

“Plutôt mourir debout que vivre à genoux.” de Emiliano Zapata

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The ghost forest landscape near Nile in northern Tasmania.

Helton Creek Falls, Chattahoochee National Forest - Union County, Georgia.

A winter afternoon at Helton Creek Falls.

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Remnants of a past life on the moors.

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Imperial County, California, 2013

L.A. Flickr Group Meet-Up at the Salton Sea.

Before I used the Deep Dream Generator, I made a composite image with two of my shots.. One, the tree, was from Crater Lake and the Hawk was from a demonstration at the Zoo.. I was very pleased with the outcome.. Hope you enjoy it as well..

Autralian Bluegums are invaders and consume an awful lot of water, hence in Nature Reserves a strip of bark is pealed of at he bottom and they are left to die and fall over eventually (afer many many years).

In meantime in plantations they are grown by the millions, because the mines need the wood. Economy normally wins from nature...

Injasuthi Nature Reserve.

Dead Tree Reflection in Algae Water - Sony A7S II, Fotodiox Macro Bellows, vintage German magic lantern projector lens.

Taken Aug 3, 2015

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Taken Aug 16, 2020

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Bryce Canyon, Zion Canyon, and Grand Canyon form the so-called geographic staircase with Grand Canyon on the bottom of the staircase and Bryce on the top and Zion sits in the middle. Indeed the terrains are all breathtakingly beautiful but with remarkable differences. Together they are telling 526 millions years of earth transformation stories. Wish to spend more times to walk all the major trails but we only had 4-days long weekend to cover all three.

Cross section of an old cut down tree, in black and white.

One of a number of large fallen or lightning-struck trees in the Pine Hollow Arboretum.

Pipers Brook County Wicklow. Lough Tay can just be glimpsed in the distance.

I will try to catch up with peoples streams in next few days. My laptop suffered a series of problems in the last couple of weeks culminating in a hard drive crash and rebuild so I have hardly been online at all.

Despite this tree being slightly past its best, It's most definitely my favorite tree in east Yorkshire!!

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Dead trees speak volumes in the forest.

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And an unknown bird. I thought it was a female Brown-headed Cowbird, but the males don't have black bodies with brown heads. Perhaps we only have females?

A juvenile European Starling, writes Don Delaney. Makes sense; we have seen swooping starlings in synchronous movement. How do they know?

I liked the photo for the impending storm with the bird on the dead tree. This is only cropped.

Vallée des arbres morts

Moulamein, NSW

Namibian desert - Dead Vlei, early morning sunrise

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Fanal Laurel Forest, Madeira, Portugal

I haven't been out with the infrared camera much this summer. Here's one that I took a few weeks back.