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Taken 8 November 2008 at the Royal National Park, Forest Path, near the Bola Creek picnic area.
This particular Bassian Thrush caught this (rather large) worm, and then jumped across the path in front of me, posing kindly and allowing relatively close approach for some flash photography. I really need to get a bigger/more powerful external flash for rainforest photography.
S/he was one of 4 seen that morning, of probably 3 individual birds - not bad considering I've only ever seen single birds before. Also seen were some Eastern Whipbirds playing chasings in the ferny undergrowth, making growling noises and carrying on, monarchs, fantails etc. Very good, dark, humid morning in the Royal National park rainforest - trying to think of it as training for the impending NE Queensland rainforest action.
This is the brightened version.
Just like in the paintings. Chinese and Japanese painters have for centuries enjoyed painting bamboo, the differing textures and forms of stalk and leaf allowing for calligraphic practice, play, and demonstration of skill.
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Another trek along the Forest Path on the Illawarra Escarpment above Wombarra. More time spent off the track. See in HD at www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qDBI5gRupI
In a parallel universe, wearing a loincloth is perfectly normal.
Dans un univers parallèle, être en pagne est tout à fait normal.
16 Juin 2025.
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Golden light filters through the dense canopy of ancient Nothofagus trees, illuminating a narrow, dust-packed trail that carves a path through the heart of the Patagonian wilderness. The textures of moss-covered bark and layers of vibrant, low-lying shrubbery create a lush, immersive depth of field characteristic of the temperate rainforests within Los Alerces National Park. Towering trunks stand as silent sentinels, framing the serene journey forward while casting soft, mottled shadows across the forest floor. The cool, damp air carries the scent of damp earth and decaying organic matter, grounding the traveler in an environment that has remained largely untouched by the encroaching modern world. Every detail, from the intricate patterns of the undergrowth to the vertical geometry of the woods, reflects the unique botanical heritage of this protected Argentine reserve. Photography techniques emphasize the natural contrast between the dark, weathered timber and the bright, leafy greens, effectively capturing the stillness of the remote landscape. The composition draws the eye deeper into the verdant tunnel, inviting contemplation of the vast, quiet expanse that defines the rugged spirit of the Andean region. This sensory experience highlights the profound isolation and ecological richness found when exploring the hidden corridors of Argentina’s most breathtaking natural preserves. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.
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La luz dorada se filtra a través del dosel denso de árboles Nothofagus milenarios, iluminando un sendero estrecho de tierra batida que se abre paso a través del corazón de la naturaleza patagónica. Las texturas de la corteza cubierta de musgo y las capas de vegetación baja vibrante crean una profundidad de campo exuberante e inmersiva, caracterÃstica de las selvas templadas dentro del Parque Nacional Los Alerces. Los troncos imponentes se alzan como centinelas silenciosos, enmarcando el sereno viaje hacia adelante mientras proyectan sombras suaves y moteadas sobre el suelo del bosque. El aire fresco y húmedo transporta el aroma de la tierra mojada y la materia orgánica en descomposición, conectando al viajero con un entorno que ha permanecido prácticamente intacto frente al mundo moderno. Cada detalle, desde los patrones intrincados del sotobosque hasta la geometrÃa vertical de los bosques, refleja el patrimonio botánico único de esta reserva argentina protegida. Las técnicas fotográficas enfatizan el contraste natural entre la madera oscura y desgastada y los verdes brillantes y frondosos, capturando eficazmente la quietud del paisaje remoto. La composición atrae la vista hacia las profundidades del túnel verde, invitando a la contemplación de la vasta y tranquila extensión que define el espÃritu agreste de la región andina. Esta experiencia sensorial destaca la profunda soledad y la riqueza ecológica que se encuentra al explorar los corredores ocultos de las reservas naturales más impresionantes de Argentina. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.
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Agasthyavanam Biological Park, a protected area in the Western Ghats, an area of 31 square kilometers, the park lies between the Neyyar and Peppara Wildlife Sanctuaries, established in 1997. Its name derives from the famous Agastimalai Agasthyakoodam Peak, which is visible at a distance from the park. Kottur Reserve forest is included in the Agasthyavanam Biological Park.
Location: Kottur Reserve Forest (part of Agasthyavanam Biological Park), Kottoor Section, Kottoor (Kottur), Kuttichal, Kattakada, Thriuvananthapuram District, Kerala State, India.
A serene winter scene captures a snow-covered clearing framed by towering evergreen trees, with a rustic wooden fence cutting across the middle ground. Soft morning mist drifts through the forest, diffusing the sunlight and creating a tranquil, almost ethereal atmosphere. The contrast between the dark, wet earth in the foreground and the pristine white snow enhances the depth and quiet beauty of this secluded woodland path.
This is a bridle path, one of many such skirting through Mahabaleshwar.
Most of these were developed by the British as actual pathways for horse and carriage. Today with the advent of tar roads, these paths are used mostly by villagers as short cuts or by nature lovers who enjoy walking through forests.
Regrettably, locals and tourists also use these trails as boozing spots, leaving behind broken alcohol bottles and plastic picnic rubbish.
It was my turn to take the kids out for a walk, as wifey really needed a bit of rest. Ofcourse I took my camera... In this shot you can see Finley in the foreground running after Dylon, who also has his scooter with him.
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Cool off in the sun.
Se rafraîchir au soleil.
1er Juillet 2025.
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How great you are!
Que vous êtes grands !
24 Juillet 2025.
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#rahan #loincloth #barefoot #hiking #beyourself #hikingbarefoot #earthing #primitivecloth #piedsnus #torsenu #tarzan #forest #pagne #notperfectbody #forestpath #mormal #foretdemormal #wellness