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Twisted gumtree's create a somewhat chaotic fractal pattern. Taken at West Head road picnic area, Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National park, Northern Beaches,Sydney.
That is what Hilda named this Oak tree. Can you see the Gorilla. ? The school mascot that Hilda and I attended was the Gorilla.
Old lone gum tree at sunset.
Ponto Falls Reserve near Wellington in Western Palins region, NSW, Australia
Trees, Blossom, Fruit, Berries and other Flora
This is the start of another collection, this time of Flora that we’ve come across on our many walks or visits across the country. Hope you will enjoy them as I did.
I have also started Spring early, it got a bit cold and I wanted to look forward to a warmer time.
Guardsman Pass is closed to cars for the winter due to snow – this spot is 1KM (.62 miles) in. This open field gave a nice few of freshly covered snow trees.
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An old dead tree out back is a favorite spot for the many species of woodpeckers that live in my woods, including this female red belly.
Driving along the loch side from Balmaha I was teased by some strong sunlight breaking through the murk making me speed up a little, unfortunately within 10 minutes of arriving and setting up my gear the light was more subdued but I was treated to a brief hint of colour escaping under the cloud layer, I'll try not to wait another 4 years before Im back here to try again!.
I photographed the trees with a light tele lens and an open aperture to create a dreamy effect through a shallow depth of field. At the screen I saw that it was, for my taste, not enough to get the effect I was after, so I added some selective blur at the computer :)
HMBT! Happy Monochrome Bokeh Thursday