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就這樣沉睡在湖心深處........直到千年後，也不會有人聽見，這沉默的吶喊~
日本青森県，十和田市，大字奥瀬，蔦七沼，月沼~
蔦七沼還真的是一個神奇的所在，原以為他就是這樣小小的一條沼澤步道，卻可以，在這條看似不起眼的路程中，處處帶來不同的驚奇~ 以開箱文的角度來說，就是CP值很高吧.......
Deep inside the famous bamboo grove at Arashiyama on the western outskirts of Kyoto, Japan.
There were hordes of folk doing a very good impression of a milling throng so finding a shot without a selfie stick in it was a challenge.
That said, despite the number of people it was surprisingly tranquil in the grove and all were on best behaviour.
Leica Q2 Monochrom, Summilux 28/1.7, 1/640th sec at f/1.7, ISO 200. Cropped from the centre of a portrait frame.
準備要收假了，在不停睡覺與不停餵豬的無限輪迴裡，突然意識到了上班日的來臨，就好像，在這幽暗的霧谷之中，看見了遠處發亮的微光...........，ㄚ~假期怎麼總是嫌不夠啦~!!!!!!!!!!!
In 日本秋田縣，栗駒國定公園，小安峽~
碎碎念時間: 小安峽位於秋田縣東南部、栗駒國定公園入口處，是受到皆瀨川急流常年的侵蝕所形成的呈 V 字形狀的溪谷，岸壁高達 60 米，長約 8 公里，周圍溫泉噴湧，山岩裂縫中不斷升騰起白色水霧，猶如大地在呼吸，在此可以看到在潺潺的曦流峽谷旁常伴著屢屢白霧升起，很有趣的景象哪~
There's not a lot of understorey in the Japanese Cedar forests of the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail. Wakayama Prefecture, Japan.
It's pretty dark under the canopy and the plants that do grow on the forest floor tend to be small. I'm not sure what this particular plant is sorry, looks willow-ish!
Ricoh GRiii, 18.3mm f/2.8 GR lens, 1/8th sec at f/2.8, ISO 200
Not easy to be a dog these days, at least not in these surroundings 😋
Just have to take another photo .
Light at the end of the road
Shinrin-Yoku, japanisch für „Baden im Wald“, wird in Japan als Bestandteil eines gesunden Lebensstils gepriesen.
Shinrin-Yoku bedeutet, mit allen Sinnen in die Stille und Unberührtheit des Waldes einzutauchen.
Zur dauerhaften Stärkung des Immunsystems empfiehlt Quing Li zwei Waldtage pro Monat.
Man vermutet, dass die therapeutische Wirkung des Waldes auf Körper und Seele auf Terpenen beruht, den wichtigsten Ingredienzen ätherischer Öle, die aus Rinde und Blättern von Bäumen, Sträuchern und anderen Pflanzen ausdünsten. Nimmt der Mensch sie über Haut und Lunge auf, beruhigt sich der Sympathikus, ein Teil des vegetativen Nervensystems, der in Stresssituationen Flucht- und Kampfreaktionen steuert. Zugleich erhöht der Ruhe-Nerv Parasympathikus, der als Gegenspieler des Sympathikus der körperlichen Regeneration dient, seine Aktivität.
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Aus dem Japanischen übersetzt - Shinrin-Yoku, auch bekannt als Waldbaden, ist eine Praxis oder ein Prozess der therapeutischen Entspannung, bei der man Zeit in einem Wald oder einer natürlichen Atmosphäre verbringt und sich auf die sensorische Auseinandersetzung konzentriert, um sich mit der Natur zu verbinden
Im Wald findet der gestresste Mensch zu sich selbst. Mehr noch: Waldbaden hält Körper und Seele gesund. Und eigentlich sollte jeder ein bisschen Natur in seinen Alltag integrieren.
Germany:
Its 16 constituent states have a total population of over 84 million
The forest area in Germany has remained constant since the last survey in 2002: one third of Germany's 11.4 million hectares are forested.
There are now around 90 billion trees in the German forest, which is over 1,000 trees per inhabitant.
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Die Waldfläche in Deutschland ist seit der letzten Erhebung im Jahre 2002 konstant: Deutschland ist damit mit 11,4 Millionen Hektar zu einem Drittel bewaldet.
Im deutschen Wald stehen jetzt ca. 90 Mrd. Bäume, das sind über 1.000 Bäume pro Einwohner.
Die Landesflächen von Hessen und Rheinland-Pfalz sind fast zur Hälfte (je 42 Prozent) mit Wald bedeckt, so dass diese beiden Bundesländer die waldreichsten Deutschlands sind.
- Baden-Württemberg (38,4 %),
15/01/2024
flickr is slow today
in Germany
The Kumano Kodo UNESCO World Heritage Pilgrimage Trail passes through innumerable stands of beautifully tall, straight cedars.
While the forests are managed, they still evoke a primal sense of awe to be among such beautiful trees. The trail itself is relatively well maintained but subject to landslips and runoff damage here and there.
Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail, somewhere between Shimoyunomine village and Hongu Grand Shrine, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan.
Leica Q2 Monochrom, Summilux 28/1.7 ASPH, 1/90th sec at f/1.8, ISO 125.
I think that next time I'd shoot with Auto ISO enabled...
Shinrin Yoku means "bathing in the atmosphere of the forest" and descends from the Japanese tendency to feel the interaction of humans with the forest to enhance well-being.
Der japanische Begriff Shinrin Yoku bedeutet "Baden in der Atmosphäre des Waldes" und entstammt dem japanischen Trend die Verbindung des Menschen mit dem Wald zu spüren und damit das Wohlbefinden zu erhöhen.
Herrenbusch bei Meerbusch Lank-Latum, Niederrhein
Nighttime forest bathing with the Milky Way Core hanging over the deep Tasmanian rainforest.
Planet Jupiter in the top right. Just a bit fuzzy as a faint dew had settled on the lens - pointing straight up as it was.
I didn't light the trees - that's either starlight or the light from my LCD screen on the back of the camera - pretty impressed with the shadow noise handling of the Z6 as a result of this frame.
Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park.
Nikon Z6, Nikkor Z 20/1.8 S, 20 secs, f/2, ISO 3200. Manual WB at 3800K. 22:15 Hrs 2020/07/25
It did really look like Aiko should lead the orchestra, I bet deers, elks, birds, lynx and hares were gathered in the light😊
Shinrin Yoku means "bathing in the atmosphere of the forest" and descends from the Japanese tendency to feel the interaction of humans with the forest to enhance well-being.
Der japanische Begriff Shinrin Yoku bedeutet "Baden in der Atmosphäre des Waldes" und entstammt dem japanischen Trend die Verbindung des Menschen mit dem Wald zu spüren und damit das Wohlbefinden zu erhöhen.
Herrenbusch bei Meerbusch Lank-Latum, Niederrhein
A very old section of the Henty Dunes on Tasmania's West Coast. The Henty Dunes are a very large dune field on the northern end of Ocean Beach on Tasmania's west coast. The dunes are fed with sand mainly from Macquarie Harbour to the south and the Henty Rivers that flow in from the north. The constant west sou-west of the Roaring Forties off the Southern Ocean (in the distance) have generated a significant dune-scape here since the end of the Pleistocene Ice Age.
These dunes are ancient and some are so well established that small rainforest habitats like this one have appeared on them. The wet, temperate-marine climate ensures that where vegetation gets established, it hangs on unless disturbed.
Nikon Z6, Nikkor Z 24-70 S, 1/1250th sec at f/8, ISO 400.
With a cool but sunny day predicted, yesterday was a perfect time to head out for a longer hike to complete a section of trail on the "to do list." For me, it's also a great way to be mindful - far more interesting than meditation. Having tried the latter for a few months, I would either start to fall asleep or had all my brain's neurons firing at once. With hiking, one has to consider a partner, think about your physical limits, look where you're going, plan where to step, plant trekking poles for balance, and check out the flora and fauna. There really is no room for distraction - and thankfully, it was early enough in the season not to be tormented by hordes of vampire mosquitoes.
Shut-Ins Trail
Sam A Baker State Park
Patterson MO
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Photo Taken in March 7, 2021
Soft water flowing through the hard moss covered rocks, reflected in a pool of calm water.
依稀還可以聞到遠方傳來的烤肉香味啊~XD
以水果點的程度來說，紅葉川溪谷對於住在仙山線一帶的居民，就像是外雙溪對於台北市民一樣，遇到假日沒事就會來巡巡田水一番XD
一走下溪邊的步道，就看到當地的民眾圍在瀑布前開心的烤起肉來，好開森啊~
日本山形 &宮城 ，奥羽山脈，面白山紅葉川溪谷~
There's not a lot of understorey in the Japanese Cedar forests of the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trail. Wakayama Prefecture, Japan.
The plants that do grow on the dark forest floor tend to be small and with broad leaves like this specimen of what must be Ampelopsis arborea or Pepper Vine.
Leica Q2 Monochrom, Summilux 28mm f/1.7 ASPH, 1/125th sec at f/7.1, ISO 800.
I've never met a person here, on this precious spot.
I've seen some random bicycle tracks, but not on my watch 😊
Aiko cherish it too and always jumps over the log and finds himself a stick to chew on, the best he knows of
He is there now, if you look closely 😋
While I'm sitting on a rock and just feel my soul being cleansed. 🙏
Nordmarka, Norway
Sometimes we wish and wish
We want changes to happen
We don't always see what we can do ourselves to make the changes
Sometimes we are too close to ourselves and our stuff to actually see
Taking a timeout is always helpful
Letting the thoughts freely out
No filters
No thoughts are wrong
Trying to see the patterns in our behaviour
Questioning, is it really my pattern or is it a learned pattern
Learned pattern from the past
We are done with the troubles in the past
Future is what we want, light and joy
Finding out that the learned patterns are not yours can make you quite relieved
Put it in the bin and be done with it
Sometimes you find that a behaviour you dislike in others is also a behaviour you have
Deal with it
Don't put it under a rug
Accept it or not
We do have sides in our personality that are not so flattering, accepting that we are not "perfect" can be a great step
You are perfect in what you are, who you are
You just need to accept the different sides of your personality
If not accepting it - work your way through it so it is not an obstacle in your life anymore
Strolling along in nature
Hearing the birds sing
Listening to the wind
Listening to a little stream which is making its lovely sound
Looking at it all, seeing its beauty
Shoulders down and let thoughts come and go, especially them you need to dwell upon
Forestbathing is a "thing" - I love forest and open fields, beaches and mountains
Seeing the beauty in things around us
Llifting up our heads and take it all in
It is quite something
We are alive and living this life, let us do the most of it
Let us find the light - it is within us
Not out there
Within
Right beside the grave of Gustav Weindorfer was this delightful little garden.
I'm yet to get a positive ID on this spiky little moss amongst last season's Fagus leaves. It is possibly Polytrichastrum formosum or Haircap.
The beautifully corrugated red-gold leaves are from Tasmania's endemic Gondwana relic - Nothofagus gunnii. The Fagus is Australia's only deciduous tree. It is much loved by Tasmanian walkers.
Austrian born Gustav Weindorfer (23 February 1874 – 5 May 1932) was almost single-handedly responsible for the establishment of the World Heritage listed, Cradle Mountain - Lake StClair National Park. The park receives thousands of visitors per year who come to marvel at and experience the remarkable landscape of this little island.
Gustav is buried near Waldheim, the chalet he built as his home and to also host visitors to the valley. May he rest in peace.
Ricoh GRiii, Ricoh GR Lens 18.2/2.8, 1/80th sec at f/2.8, ISO 400
Caught this moment on the trail at Hanging Rock State Park where summer was just beginning to let go. One tree had already turned, blazing gold and amber against the still-green canopy — like a single voice singing ahead of the chorus. The slanted morning light cutting through the slope made the whole forest feel alive and glowing.
There's something about that in-between season that I can never resist. 📷
A heathland depression filled with overnight rain, Cradle Valley, Tasmania.
Ricoh GRIII, 18.3/2.8 GR Lens, 1/60th sec at f/8, ISO 400
Inspiration Point
Larue Rd,
Wolf Lake, IL
Photo taken on December 20, 2020
I saw this scene while driving up to Inspiration Point, with the road pointing to the peak of the bluff, I realized this is a natural setting. A perfect leading line to this magnificent bluff view. Colorful layers of rock amplified by the harsh winter sunlight. Long shadows from the low sunlight creates dark stripes across the gravel road while the naked trees stand asleep on both sides of the road.
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Shortly before the sun goes down over a little forest near my hometown.
Sony A7III
Tamron 35-150/2-2.8
soaking in the forest . . .for rest . . .
a place for body, soul, mind and spirit to recharge . . . .
breath in . . .breath out . . . .repeat . . .
In this forest there is always green moss, lots of it. The spruce trees act like a giant roof and only let a bit of snow to come down, unless it is coming loads of snow ofc.
The green color is awesome to look at and I really think that this color is good for you ❤
I'm always stopping here and breathe, mmmmmmmmmm 💚🌱🍀🍃💚
Be kind to the earth today. If you can, leave the car at home, and walk, cycle, or take public transit. Also a good day to enjoy some forest bathing.
Round Spring
Ozark National Scenic Riverways
Eminence Missouri
Photo taken on November 15, 2020
Once Round Spring water emerges from deep in the earths boughs, its crystal clear spring water slowly makes it way to the Current River. Along the way are spots to sit and let the flow of the river overwhelm your senses.