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Bench and the large Oak Tree at Boyd Hill Preserve in St. Petersburg, FL.
Happy Tree-mendous Tuesday!
I always feel sorry when I see felled trees. But here I could use the situation for myself and a photo. You can't see any deeper into the forest.
Mir tut es immer leid, wenn ich gefällte Bäume sehe. Hier konnte ich die Situation aber mal für mich und ein Foto nutzen. Tiefer kann man in den Wald nicht sehen.
view through a promenade shelter on to the north sea. one from the lockdown series. for more images in the eclectic series click here
So much fun to photograph along the St. Joseph River in South Bend at night with all the colorful lights!
During our last cold snap I got drawn in by the snow attached to one side of all these beech trees, so out came the ultra wide angle and this is the result!
It is good to look in to
the past
to gain appreciation for
the present
and perspective for
the future.
~Gordon Hinckley~
Leica M-P & Voigtländer Ultra-Wide-Heliar 12mm
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We've been away again - this time meeting our new grandson. Consequently, not much time for photography (or Flickr). This image is looking back at travels in June. It was later in the afternoon with the sun just above the horizon and I had to shoot low to avoid sunspots in my frame while including the muddy harbor bottom. The dog walker had just come to the bottom of the ramp and provided some perspective on the impressive tidal range of the area, which can vary 12 meters. The fishing boats are unable to move until the tide comes back in during the night and we could hear the rumble of their engines as they all left at the same time - and again when they all came back in together.