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this weekend i stumbled across some old work and will attempt to post some soon!
does anyone recognize this tree?
some personal thoughts on this body of work...
UP AT DAWN AGAIN, I came across a beautiful stand of Ghost gums along a bush road. I am paying for it though, I am covered in Sand fly bites all over my arms and legs.
Finally found a nice lonely field tree with decent color as the setting sun casts a nice soft light. Taken between Skaneateles and Owasco Lakes
This amazing but quite healthy tree stands on the SW corner of Kingseat Hill in Clackmannan. The hill is well-named, as it affords a view of the whole of the county. It is also very exposed to the prevailing winds from the west and south, which would explain the stooped angle of the tree.
The silhouette on the right is Dumyat Hill which marks the SW extremity of the Ochil Hills range, bordering the north of Clackmannanshire and the south of Perthshire.
The lights and church of the county town of Alloa are just visible in the middle distance.
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After the closure of uranium mining occurred in my home county poverty. The sun sets but just as nicely as in the days of mining nuclide for killing people. The sun not interested in the problems of ordinary people. The sun is very selfish and only interested in their spokes.
Po uzavření uranových dolů nastala v mém rodném kraji chudoba. Slunce tu zapadá ale stejně hezky jako za časů dolování nuklidu pro zabíjení lidí. Slunce nezajímají problémy obyčejných lidí. Slunce je velmi egoistické a zajímá se jen o své paprsky.
San Diego, California, across from the Convention Center. Pretty much straight out of the camera. I thought of a low crop on this to accentuate the flower beds, but I really like the tops of the palm trees.
Never move the soul without the body, or the body without the soul, so that by defending each other, these two parts maintain their balance and health.
(Platone)
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The yellowwood tree in front of my house was so full of flowers this spring that the clusters drooped low over the sidewalk, and scented the air for passers-by with the sweetest fragrance.
A couple more views follow in the comment section, both clickable to view larger.
I’m posting these today as a farewell to spring, on its last day. (Thankfully, it’s followed by summer and not winter! ;-)
EXPLORED :: June 20, 2017 :: highest position # 189
A chat with someone this morning concerning going back through past shots, and the fact that I just started writing a blog and was thinking about what to write about next got me casually going through Lightroom this evening.
This was one of those shots (and there are a lot of them in my photostream) that I know I just didn't get right, despite being happy with them at the time so I decided to redo it.
As with the original, this texture features.
Explore - Highest position: 131 on Saturday, April 4, 2009