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Hope is like the Sun. You need to believe in it also when you don't see it at night (Quote from "The Last Jedi")
Photo captured via Nikon 50mm f/1.8 D AF Nikkor lens, looking west towards the Pacific Ocean (which is on the other side of the thin strip of land and on the other side of the trees), captured on the Big Lagoon Bridge on U.S. Highway 101, the Redwood Highway, in the census-designated place of Big Lagoon. Humboldt County. Early September 2013.
Even Though It Was My Birthday It Was Pretty Challenging To Be Happy When You're Down With A Sinus Cold, But I Tried Really Hard. I Really Like This Silhouette Of Our Oak Tree Captured Late In The Blue Hour.
Blue Jacaranda tree captures the eye, in Sarasota FL America.
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My nephew, Alaric, who wants to be a photographer, will do what it takes for a shot. Here, he is up in a tree capturing scenes of Ames Park and the Halifax River in Ormond Beach, Florida. Of course, his Aunt Chris was capturing him capturing whatever from the safety of the solid ground below!
Okay, Alaric finally started up a page here on Flickr. www.flickr.com/photos/105148559@N08/
A Chipping Sparrow takes flight off the top of a pine tree. Captured at Rocks Estate in Bethlehem, NH
Three separate lone trees captured within a few minutes of each other and placed into a Triptych style frame.
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Whoever said money doesn't grow on trees? Captured along the Ingleton waterfalls trail.
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Holly Hock Flower growing in the wild. Just one flower plant growing next to a small tree. Captured it because of the beautiful Passionate Pink color.
This is at the Paradise Park Cliffs before sunset. This time I walked pretty far out and found a buoy washed up on shore. A ray of light from the low sun on some nearby trees captured my attention. I positioned myself to get the most possible rays. I enjoyed this one because it’s very different from the pictures I usually take.
Splash.
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photograph of fall aspen trees captured in San Juan National Forest – Colorado – 10/02/2016
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We wish everyone a fantastic autumn and a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend! This watercolour, by an unknown artist, was done in 1900 and shows a fallen sugar maple tree, captured near Toronto.
Creator: Unknown
Date: 1900
Identifier: 987-7-3
Format: Picture
Rights: Public domain
Courtesy: Toronto Public Library.
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Set my camera on a tripod for this 20 second long exposure shot on a clear night, with some light pollution that was removed post. A faint tree captured in the foreground (showing in red) was because of a Red/Orange vapor florescent street light, in the distance, within a nearby parking lot, so it's not a nebula, a strange anomaly, or IR photography. Photo taken in South Fremont California facing the Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge in south Fremont California (Baylands). Copyright (c) 2013 D.M.S. Studios.
Little silver book of family love. A family tree captured forever in silver. Fill it with your childrens fingerprints, dates of birth and drawings.
The Ghost Tree of 17-Mile Drive - Now merely a shadow of its former self, the Ghost Tree, is a tourist attraction and point of interest on the 17 Mile Drive map visitors are provided when they pay to enter the gated community of Pebble Beach. Offering one of the most scenic car drives in the United States, you'll stop at the map's designated location to view and photograph a bleached white Monterey Cypress that appears statuesque, but greatly diminished in size. Lighting to photograph is best in the late afternoon. But look around and notice a forest of bleached white trees along the cliffs. And if you stick around on a foggy night, perhaps you'll catch a glimpse of the Lady in Lace ghost.
If the name "Ghost Tree" causes your curiosity to peak, you're not crazy. Perhaps you sense a spirit that some report seeing wandering along this stretch of highway, described as the Lady in Lace. This region of California does like its lady ghosts and and describes them with clothing attributes. In Moss Beach at the Moss Beach Distillery north of Monterey in San Mateo County, The Blue Lady (who always wears blue clothes) is a ghost featured on Unsolved Mysteries television show. Lady in Lace supposedly wears a white dress as she wanders along the road near the Ghost Tree at night, looking sad, then disappearing into emptiness. Some have hypothesized that this is the ghost of Dona Maria del Carmen Barreto who once owned a vast region of Pebble Beach. Others speculate the ghost could be a bride or young lady who lost a loved one, perhaps taken by the sea either in a shipwreck drowning at this location. Because of the rocky points offshore and dense fog, this region of California was one of the most treacherous for explorers who came by ship to chart California's vast lands. Often on dark, foggy nights along Pescadero Point and the Ghost Tree location, the Lady in Lace has reportedly alarmed motorists who have swerved to miss her.
While ghost lore exists around a stark, sun-bleached tree, a very real ghost offshore is the subject of a recent film. Ghost Tree is the title of the finale to a new surf docudrama "Down the Line." Ghost Tree segment was filmed near the actual Ghost Tree, capturing world class surfing on monster waves that break dangerously close to shore, injuring those who make even a slight mistake. So dangerous is Ghost Tree surfing, it can easily take the life of a novice not capable of handling such extreme conditions. Filmmakers who have chased and documented the biggest waves in the world have included Ghost Tree along 17 Mile Drive. A local ordinance was enacted recently to prohibit small powercraft from towing surfers into position for these once-in-a-lifetime rides in this neck of the woods. Mavericks and other famous surf contests with monster waves in San Mateo County (where the other lady ghost exists) have only been possible via a towing process. So the legendary, monster Ghost Tree waves epitomize the long-standing Ghost Tree onshore. Wave sets have been measured at well over 40-feet and when they boom and thunder, surfers say that Ghost Tree is awake.
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