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Aurora borealis at the Sami camp in Abisko national park, in North Sweden. I believe birch-trees are my favorite trees. Near the tree you can see the wooden structure of a Sami teepee.
The bark of these Redwoods is not the typical red color we expect. The bark is covered with a gray-green lichen giving the trees a very ghostlike look and feel.
Post processing - cropped to viewfinder border, toned and levels adjusted just slightly. Blur at the edges is from shooting with my dslr at f/2.8, through the argus camera viewfinder.
Volume One. by Greg Evason.
np [Guelph?], GAPress, 12 august 1988.
32 pp printed, photocopy. 2 x 2-9/16, stapled selfwrappers.
3-word poems.
7.5o
River details & outfitters on Lower Mt. Fork River page. Great Oklahoma river for a taste of entry-level whitewater or photopaddling.
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Damage to my tree during Hurricane Rita. It currently is wedged between my tree and my neighbor's back yard. It is hanging over power lines and our fence.
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May 2, 2008 #440
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"I like to take these unusual characters and then make them as normal as possible, because we all know that the tragedy and the abnormal always hides itself behind the normal."
-Isabelle Huppert